The phrase "applied to school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, rules, or practices that are relevant or implemented within an educational context.
Example: "The new teaching methods were successfully applied to school curricula to enhance student engagement."
Alternatives: "implemented in education" or "utilized in schools".
It was like military methods applied to school".
Her father used the word diligent, and he said that applied to school (where she gets good grades), to church (where she leads a weekly Bible study) and, of course, to pounding out the miles.
The last three New York City schools chancellors have needed waivers, leading some experts to argue that when applied to school systems under mayoral control, the process is not useful.
The decision does not undo a September ruling by a state circuit judge saying the law was unconstitutional as applied to school and local government workers and preventing much of it from being in effect.
The prohibition that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion" eludes elegant conceptualization simply because the prohibition applies to such distinct phenomena as state churches and aid to religious schools, and as applied to school aid has prompted challenges to programs ranging from construction subsidies to hearing aids to textbook loans.
With so much once-in-a-lifetime municipal financing being applied to school construction -- $36 billion was spent last year, up more than 20percentt from 1999 -- this period will define for decades the shape of the schools that shape young minds.
"To please him, I applied to schools in Ohio, Utah, Iowa, and even Minnesota.
The decision applied to schools that had girls as young as 12.
— Tanya Abrams My son's focus has changed since he applied to schools.
Given instances of less than optimal internal consistency levels of the Perceived Locus of Causality (PLOC) scale when applied to school-based physical education (PE), the aim of the study was to examine the psychometrics of a revised PLOC instrument for use in PE.
The term attachment disorder is most often used to describe emotional and behavioral problems of young children, but is sometimes applied to school-age children or even to adults.
