The phrase "applied to far" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, and it cannot be used effectively in written English without additional context or correction.
Example: "The principles we discussed can be applied to far-reaching scenarios."
Alternatives: "applied to distant" or "applied to extensive".
Such an approach has shown promise with methamphetamine users in Hawaii, he said, and because it is far cheaper, it can be applied to far more offenders.
Other measures of the performance of the repository system are less directly associated with radiological safety, but may be more meaningful or understandable when applied to far future times.
Computational predictions for peptide-PRD can be applied to far more diverse peptides.
Far-end Input blocks (left and right channel) with 50% overlap; for each channel p do. Complex multiplication for phasemodulation (using CMLT filterbank) applied to far-end signals; end.
The suit did not directly challenge the rent control law, an older system that applies to far fewer tenants.
"Obviously it's a topic that applies to far broader than just the venture industry.
As the court documents specify, the narrowed IRS request "applies to far fewer, but still more than 10,000, Coinbase account holders".
One speaker yesterday said, "Women are greatest victims of war and have the greatest stake in peace". I turn that paradox around in my mind and fantasize about what I might write that would seriously enthrall readers of this blog, how the idea applies to far more wide reaching aspects of life than armed conflicts.
And this idea applies to far more than just email and keystrokes... Musician?
The alternative minimum tax, which forces some upper-income earners to calculate their taxes twice to see if it applies, will remain in place, although it will apply to far fewer people.
Scientists want to understand Titan in part because it helps them refine atmospheric models that they could then apply to far-off exoplanets and other as-yet impenetrable worlds.
