The phrase "applied information systems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the practical application of information systems in various fields, such as business, education, or technology.
Example: "The university offers a degree in applied information systems, preparing students for careers in technology management."
Alternatives: "practical information systems" or "utilized information systems".
Customs and quarantine departments are applying information systems to automate their inspection processes and improve their inspection efficiency and accuracy.
Applies information systems and technology for the provision and/or transformation of health care.
The term reflex test indicates a "cascade" diagnostic approach where a positive initial (first level) test automatically triggers further (second level) tests based on predefined rules applied to information systems.
The concept of service quality can be applied to information systems, since information systems can be regarded as a service function to deal with an organization's need for information.
Both systems apply information culled from a car's surroundings and in a stopping or slowing scenario.
Ding et al. [8] studies the relationship between data quality properties that apply to information systems.
Weaknesses in applying management information systems to determine policy and allocation of resources, coupled with lack of attention to non-medical evidence (social and economic) were pointed to as contributing to poor planning.
The organization ostensibly is devoted to transforming healthcare – that is, improving patient outcomes and reducing costs – by applying information technology throughout the system.
This research undertook IPCC bottom-up inventory guideline to estimate Chinese greenhouse gases emissions from biomass burning and applied geographical information system to reveal biomass burning emissions spatiotemporal features.
Jain et al. (2000) applied geographical information system (GIS -supported GIS -supportedfor the estimation of desiGIUHlood for the Gapproachsub-catchment (under Chambal basin) in India and reported the suitability oforhe approach for the estimation of the design flood particularly for the unGambhiriatchment.
In addition, few of the previous studies have applied geographical information system (GIS) and or spatial analysis approaches to assess the geographical difference of suicide, and the socio-environmental impact on suicide [ 21, 22].
