The phrase "applied in the central" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is utilized or implemented within a central context or location, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The new policy will be applied in the central office to ensure consistency across all departments."
Alternatives: "implemented in the core" or "utilized in the main".
Dicofol and endosulfan, which are used in the production of cotton, fruit, vegetables, beans, and nuts, account for 98% of the organochlorines applied in the Central Valley region.
Wei Wu, Jianliang Huang, Farooq Shah, and Norman Uphoff authored the article Evaluation of System of Rice Intensification methods applied in the double rice-cropping system in Central China, which was published in Advances in Agronomy on March 20 (hard copy in press).
Of the ordinances documented, 69% were applied in the north of Italy, 11% in central Italy, 12% in the south, and 8% in the islands.7 Lombardy was the region with the greatest number of councils that resorted to this regulating device (127 separate councils, totalling 237 ordinances).
Although it is reported that intravitreal injection of ganciclovir or intraocular implant of sustain-release ganciclovir improved treatment efficacy and reduce side-effect of the drug, this therapeutic procedure has neither been applied in the study nor reported in other central hospitals in China for treatment of CMV retinitis.
After fracture and fragmentation, an explicit central difference scheme is applied in the hybrid finite-discrete element method to integrate the equations of motion of either the initially discrete elements or the discrete elements formed by the fracture and fragmentation algorithm.
The lessons learned in the Solomons were soon applied in the Central Pacific, where Calhoun and his staff developed a revolutionary concept: the floating base.
These results suggest that fire applied frequently in the Central Hardwoods Region would cause compositional shifts to graminoids and disturbance-adapted forbs by increasing germination from the seed bank.
Considering the time when these synthetic pigments were imported to and applied in central China and the Tibetan region, it can be inferred that the repainting of these wall paintings should have been executed after the 1850s and mostly in about the 1900s.
All-women shortlists have so far been applied in Aberconwy, Cardiff Central, Cardiff North, the Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire constituency, Monmouth and Gower.
The terms takyr, sabkha, and kavir are applied in Central Asia, Saudi Arabia, and Iran, respectively.
