The phrase "applied in building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods, techniques, or principles that are utilized in the construction or development of structures.
Example: "The techniques we learned in class are applied in building sustainable homes that minimize environmental impact."
Alternatives: "utilized in construction" or "implemented in development".
Anatomical and virtual landmarks, and surface modeling algorithm based on point cloud data were applied in building the model.
Air-conditioning intermittent operation is widely applied in building daily management, but more attention is focused on the air-conditioning continuous operation to simplify the energy-saving design.
The considerable part of electricity is consumed by heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems during the summer seasons and PCMs technique could be extensively applied in building structures to reduce the electricity demand.
All other parameters applied in building the maps and ordering the markers used the default settings.
The new techniques used by sculptors today are closely related to new techniques applied in building and industrial manufacture.
The concept can be applied in building façade retrofits, where both façade and mechanical systems are to be replaced.
Heliostat daylighting systems, used to transmit sunlight deep into rooms where natural light cannot reach, are increasingly applied in buildings.
To give a full picture of solar active systems applied in buildings, solar cooling technologies are also discussed.
Most of these were built before the first energy efficiency regulation came into effect in 2003 and, while new energy efficiency regulations are applied in buildings of new construction, the existing building stock remains energetically inefficient.
In this research, a comprehensive model has been developed to accurately predict the thermal and optical properties of complex glazing systems, and a workflow developed to yield detailed daylight and energy performance (heating, cooling and lighting) predictions of these systems when applied in buildings.
