The phrase "applied to a pilot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a concept, rule, or procedure is relevant or relevantly implemented for a pilot, such as in aviation regulations or training.
Example: "The new safety protocols will be applied to a pilot during the upcoming training session."
Alternatives: "relevant to a pilot" or "pertinent to a pilot".
The game is applied to a pilot group.
The approach is applied to a pilot study for the Gucheng County, central China, heavily affected by the hazardous 2012 flood.
The first phase of the design is used to infer sequence (species) abundance levels through a cluster analysis applied to a pilot data set.
In this paper, nonlinear long range predictive control was applied to a pilot packed distillation column separating a mixture of methanol water.
These issues will be shown in this paper and applied to a pilot study.
Next, a "flush and bathe" technique designed to replace all blood and contrast with crystalloid was applied to a pilot population of 57 consecutive patients.
In order to prevent the toxic effect caused by high strength ammonium in a swine wastewater treatment system, a patented upflow multi-layer bioreactor (UMBR) as a pre-anoxic tank was applied to a pilot-scale plant with a treatment capacity of 5 m3/d.
To determine the oxygen mass transfer in clean water in biofilters, a method based on the follow up of the oxygen fraction in the off gas during the oxidation of sulphite in excess has been evaluated and applied to a pilot-scale unit (250 L, superficial gas velocity from 0 to 5.6×10−3mNs−1, superficial liquid velocity from 0 to 2.5×10−3ms−1).
5, 2018], the Administrator [of the Federal Aviation Administration] shall revise section 61.3(c) of title 14, Code of Federal Regulations (relating to second-class medical certificates), to apply to an operator of an air balloon to the same extent such regulations apply to a pilot flight crewmember of other aircraft.
