"applied scope" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in technical or academic writing to refer to the specific area or range in which a particular concept, theory, or principle can be put into practical use or applied. Example: The applied scope of our experimental study is limited to the effects of the new medication on patients with mild to moderate symptoms.
Besides, this model obtains an acceptable accuracy and a wide applying scope for engineering calculation.
Another application of the model is the estimation of the maximum possible load in forecasted ambient conditions, possible being applied in scope of smart grid concept.
Public engagement's faces are manifold, and it differs according to many variables including but not limited to the context it is applied in, scope, topic, sector, who is engaged when, what is their role and what is the aimed for outcome.
We adhered to all PRISMA guidelines that applied to scoping review methodology.
Although there are several articles that have tried to measure the scope of practice among Japanese PCPs [ 23, 24], no validated questionnaire that can be applied to measuring scope of practice has been published to date.
"But when telecommunications users and taxpayers are liable for the cost of 'everything', some discipline should be applied to the scope and volume of agency requests, to increase the likelihood that the national cost incurred is reasonably proportionate to the additional national security garnered," they said.
And, despite the current talk of additional economic sanctions, everyone knows that such measures have so far led nowhere and are unlikely to be applied with sufficient scope to cause Iran real pain, given Russia's and China's continued recalcitrance and Western Europe's (and America's) ambivalence in behavior, if not in rhetoric.
Bacterial cellulose (BC) has been proposed as a biomaterial applied in biomedical scope due to its good biocompatibility.
We measured contingent values of parts and wholes for four different environmental goods and applied the conventional scope test.
The concept of precursor inflow generation is applied in the scope of Reynolds Averaging Navier-Stokes (RANS) simulations, and combined with mean temperature control via explicit global heat correction in the energy equation.
