The phrase "applied in the domain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or utilization of a concept, method, or technology within a specific field or area of study.
Example: "The new algorithm has been successfully applied in the domain of artificial intelligence to improve data processing efficiency."
Alternatives: "utilized in the field" or "implemented in the area".
Thus this paper shows how HMMs can be more extensively applied in the domain of event recognition in video.
These sensors are most frequently applied in the domain of the nucleic acid and enzyme activity detection.
We focus particularly on wildfire use-cases and discuss the approaches from other hazard management systems which could be applied in the domain of large area fires.
Non-dominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm-II (NSGA-II) [15], a popular evolutionary multiobjective optimization tool, has been successfully applied in the domain of clustering and classification in microarray gene expression data [16] [18].
Machine learning techniques can also be applied in the domain of SNPs selection [ 10].
Traditionally, SIMS has been applied in the domain of surface physics and solid-state physics.
However, Cohen did not remain satisfied with this account of the foundations of the moral law, nor with his early view of how the transcendental method applies in the domain of ethics.
First, there is a need for more research that will explore if and how elicited discount rates in the monetary domain can be applied in the health domain.
In this method, a 2D Markov model was applied in the DCT domain and the discrete Meyer wavelet transform domain, and the cross-domain features were considered as the final discriminative features for classification purposes.
Moreover, the encoding scheme is applied in the gradient domain in addition to the intensity domain, which is complementary to standard binary descriptors.
Its velocity records are converted to accelerograms by differentiation in the time domain, and the instrumental correction is applied in the frequency domain as described below.
