The phrase "applied to construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods, techniques, or regulations that are relevant to the construction industry.
Example: "The new safety regulations will be applied to construction projects starting next year."
Alternatives: "relevant to construction" or "pertinent to construction".
Scott Trent, a spokesman for the New York Department of State, said the department's role applied to "construction of the access ramps".
However, the effectiveness of GBRS as applied to construction waste management has not been explored.
Recently, it has also been applied to construction products as well as to community design.
Nevertheless, LCC is not commonly applied to construction projects in Europe or USA.
In addition, the proposed model was applied to construction of a 35-story real building.
Recently, a guidance document on the use of ecotoxicity tests applied to construction products was prepared in CEN/TC 351 and published in 2017 [71].
Andrews explained: "Granted that these proposed changes... will apply to construction contracts entered into by or on behalf of the Duchy of Cornwall, we should be very grateful to receive the consent of the Prince of Wales".
The repeal means prevailing wages will no longer apply to construction workers building schools and government buildings.
Recommended procedures for creation, use, storage, transportation and disposal of genetically modified organisms, including modified cell lines, are given in the Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) (Contained Use) Regulations, UK, 2000 and its subsequent amendments (HSE, 2000) (nb: these do not apply to construction of somatic cell hybrids).
Electric arc welding, another important steel technology, was applied to building construction at this time, although the principle had been developed in the 1880s.
To achieve the construction principle, a set of specific construction measures with 11 items was further proposed and applied to the construction.
