The phrase "applied to the grid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, engineering, or data analysis, where something is being implemented or utilized within a grid system.
Example: "The new software features algorithms that can be applied to the grid for optimizing energy distribution."
Alternatives: "utilized within the grid" or "implemented in the grid".
A small variable voltage applied to the grid can greatly modulate the flow of electrons reaching the plate.
With voltage V applied to the grid, only particles having energy/charge, E/Q, greater than V will be able to pass through the grid and continue on to strike the collector plate where they produce a measurable current.
Experiences from smart grid cyber-security incidents in the past decade have raised questions on the applicability and effectiveness of security measures and protection mechanisms applied to the grid.
Negative bias pulses with an amplitude of 1.2 kV, a pulse duration of 4 μs, and a pulse repetition rate of 105 pulses per second were applied to the grid.
When magnetrons are switched on, and high-voltage pulses are applied to the grid, mixing by high-energy gas atoms of the product and coating atoms results in appreciable improvement of adhesion and other properties of the coatings.
(C) A droplet of 2% phosphotungstic acid was applied to the grid, and after 1 min, the stain was wicked away again using a filter paper.
The proposed method is applied to the grid-connected voltage source inverter (VSI) system with uncertainties in grid-impedance.
The proposed control scheme consists of a nonlinear control strategy applied to the rotor-side converter and a dc-link voltage control applied to the grid-side converter.
Ten-nanometre protein A-gold was applied to the grids before and after mounting the sections to provide fiducial markers.
In order to optimize motor decoration on the microtubules, glow discharge was not applied to the grids and samples were diluted ∼5 10× into distilled water (0.35 µl sample plus 3 µl d(H2O)) on a piece of Parafilm prior to grid application, in order to compensate for evaporation that occurs prior to contact with liquid ethane (Sindelar and Downing, 2007).
The HEF model involves splitting the fracture computations into two scales: (1) fine-scale solves for the flux exchange parameter within each grid cell; (2) coarse-scale solves for the pressure applied to the domain grid cells using the flux exchange parameter computed at each grid cell from the fine-scale.
