The phrase "applied to land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing regulations, laws, or concepts that pertain specifically to land or property.
Example: "The new zoning laws will be applied to land designated for commercial use."
Alternatives: "pertaining to land" or "related to land".
The same caveat that applied to land use analysis also applies here.
With this in mind, the idea behind our current system would seem to make sense: more than half of America's sewage sludge is applied to land.
More than half of the sludge (also known as "biosolids") is applied to land as fertilizer, despite concerns among some people that sludge contains heavy metals and other contaminants that could prove toxic if they entered the food chain.
Our results indicate that the selected algorithm, applied to land cover classes, can provide reliable data, especially when referring to classes with homogeneous texture properties and surface reflectance.
Pharmaceuticals can enter the soil environment when animal slurries and sewage sludge are applied to land as a fertiliser or during irrigation with contaminated water.
This approach has the potential to be applied to land cover change analyses in similar mountainous areas using medium-resolution imagery.
The environmental assessment process, he said, applies to land use, construction and excavation.
Area B applies to land under Palestinian political control and joint Israeli-Palestinian security control.
He supported President James K. Polk's administration during the Mexican War (1846 48) and opposed the Wilmot Proviso, an antislavery proposal applying to land acquired from Mexico.
The policy applies to land in Victoria that may be at risk from bushfire and requires the location, design and construction of new homes to manage risk to life and property from bushfires.
