The phrase "applied to a text" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a concept, theory, or method is relevant or relevantly utilized in relation to a specific text.
Example: "The theory of symbolism can be effectively applied to a text to uncover deeper meanings."
Alternatives: "relevant to a text" or "pertinent to a text".
Each processing chain dedicated to text processing is regarded as a serial or parallel assembly of modules, underlying particular tasks a user wants to apply to a text.
However, when applied to a given text, these techniques are more suitable for highlighting the structure of the text, rather than facilitating the reading of its content.
Students are strongly encouraged to think critically and creatively about any theoretical arguments or issues that emerge in the course of our readings and discussions rather than treat theoretical idiom as an instrument to be applied to a literary text.
For all that has been written about NER in classical Chinese, and the various proposals for segmentation, I have found not one case where NER has been successfully applied to a classical text (i.e. with a reasonably high F-score).
Only quite recently Prof. Boltzmann, writing in Wiedemann's Annalen, suggested the possibility of building up the equations of motion, first of rigid bodies, and then of fluids and elastic solids, from the principle of energy aided by suitable subsidiary hypotheses; and the present volume is interesting as showing how this method works out when applied to a somewhat elementary text-book.
Latent semantic analysis (LSA) [ 39], a famous method in natural language processing, which extracts and represents the contextual usage meaning of words by statistical computations applied to a large corpus of text.
The schema has been applied to a small corpus of full text journal publications on the subject of inherited colorectal cancer, resulting in a resource for developing text mining systems that is unique in scope.
Some SP vignettes could not be applied to a given symptom checker (see text).
The schema has been applied to a small corpus of full text journal publications on the subject of inherited colorectal cancer.
