The phrase "applied to the shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a concept, technique, or method is relevant or relevantly utilized in relation to a specific shape or form.
Example: "The color scheme was carefully applied to the shape of the logo to enhance its visual appeal."
Alternatives: "related to the form" or "pertaining to the design".
The proposed method was applied to the shape design of a perforated pressure vessel cover.
A design optimization method based on kriging surrogate models is proposed and applied to the shape optimization of an aeroengine turbine disc.
An explicit filtering technique is applied to the shape derivatives in order to extract noise from the mesh-based representation of high-resolution.
Finally, it is applied to the shape design optimization of a vehicle component to illustrate how the present approach can be applied for solving shape design optimization problems.
Through numerical examples, the obtained sensitivity is verified in terms of accuracy and efficiency compared with finite difference sensitivity and further applied to the shape optimization problem of finding a stiff structure while satisfying a volume constraint.
Due to the small spatial structures of the sensitivity map, also the amount of smoothing applied to the shape morphing had a significant effect on the optimisation.
In this paper we propose a method of finding the initial equilibrium configuration of cable structures discretized by finite elements applied to the shape-finding of the railway overhead system.
The form and structure of anything, usually applied to the shapes, parts, and arrangement of features in living and fossil organisms.
What was said afterwards James Lawton, the Independent (3 July, 2006) "Will intelligence and courage ever again be applied to the shaping of our national game on the international stage?
A series of standardized morphological operations are defined, and they are applied to the shapes to transform them using another shape called the structuring element.
The school's dean, William H. Schlesinger, sees the institute fulfilling a national need for sound and unbiased science applied to the shaping of environmental policy.
