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The phrase "applied to a side" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being referenced or assigned to a particular side, such as in discussions about geometry, design, or arguments.
Example: "The force was applied to a side of the structure to test its stability under pressure."
Alternatives: "assigned to a side" or "directed towards a side".
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The proposed approach is applied to a side shell detail of a steel ship.
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The same limits applied to a few of the side dishes as well.
Instead of insertion of a real acupuncture needle at LI-2 acupoint, the sham needle is applied to a point on the ulnar side of the ipsilateral forearm, 3 cm lateral to the PC-6 acupuncture point.
Larvae, white pre-pupae and brown pupae were mounted ventral-side down on double sided tape applied to a glass slide.
A laboratory method for studying wind-driven natural ventilation was applied to a single-span greenhouse with side-wall and roof ventilation openings, a design common to crop protection structures used in tropical countries.
A security evaluation is applied to a TPM-AES hybrid cryptosystem utilizing side-channel cryptanalytics.
Skepticism is an equal opportunity proposition, and must be applied to all sides, not just one.
The same seems to apply to any side unlucky enough to encounter Barcelona in a Champions League final.
Polystyrene (PS), polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA), a PS/PMMA blend, or PS-PMMA diblock copolymer were applied to one side of a microcantilever, and the temperature-dependent thermal stress in the polymers was measured.
The optimized side-length applies to a broadband range (λ = 650 1000 nm).
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