The phrase "applied to cut" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a method or technique used for cutting, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "The technique applied to cut the material was innovative and efficient."
Alternatives: "used for cutting" or "employed to cut".
Sufficient pressure must be applied to cut through the fibrous layer that surrounds the sinus.
A median filter is then applied to cut off the peaks in the corresponding wavelet transforms.
Prefiltering can be applied to cut off most of the colored noise frequencies, allowing the sinus to emerge from the spectrum.
Four union pension plans have already applied to cut benefits, but the government ruled the cuts weren't deep enough to ensure the plans' survival.
NCuts was applied to cut the full graph into n connected components; the number of components or "clusters" is a parameter that required specification by some objective means.
As shown in Figures 1A and B, the RDA tracer is applied to cut axons of the target cells and retrogradely transported back to the cell bodies.
For example, last week it launched a new, one-stop online shop for corporations to apply to cut forests for mines and other projects, which doesn't seem to have been accompanied by any tightening of monitoring and compliance mechanisms.
Local AM stations can apply to cut back on any locally made programming outside of the existing broadcasting licence requirement to produce 10 hours per day on weekdays in their home nation.
Where a creditor sleeps on its rights, for instance, the equity doctrine of laches can apply to cut off a dilatory creditor's right to sue.
Images are appropriated, enlarged and manipulated, turned into posters and applied to cut-out steel silhouettes reminiscent of the work of Cady Noland.
When applied to cuts in the skin of MRSA-infected rats, the previously unknown molecule successfully sterilized the wounds.
