The phrase "applied in the private" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being utilized or implemented in a private context, but it is incomplete and ambiguous.
Example: "The new policy will be applied in the private sector to enhance efficiency."
Alternatives: "implemented in private" or "utilized in private settings".
It can also be applied in the private sector.
Support for the policy to be applied in the private sector is reflected in an Opinium/Observer poll which shows that a clear majority of those questioned would be prepared to pay more for goods if they knew the companies that produced them paid the living wage of £7.45 an hour, rising to £8.55 in London.
Treatments were performed according to the standard protocols applied in the private practices.
Similarly, where civil servants are part of large project management contracts, clear guidelines of governance should be set out and be as rigorous as standards applied in the private sector.
Similarly, for bystander AED applied in the private setting, 39/114 (34%) were shocked.
Rubella vaccination is not included in the national immunization schedule in Burkina Faso and only few doses of vaccine are applied in the private sector.
That's partly because the recommendation applies only to the public sector when the really outrageous excesses apply in the private sector.
The same protections do not apply in the private sector.The cast-iron nature of this pensions guarantee ought, you might think, to be reflected in pension accounting.
The document questions the definition of universities as "public" institutions – as FOI does not apply in the private sector – and mentions the financial burden of FOI on the higher education sector.
Following the application of rigorous statistical procedures, the authors conclude that the effectiveness measures applied in both the private and public sectors are significantly different.
