The phrase "applied tools for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the use of specific tools or methods in a particular context or for a specific purpose.
Example: "In our research, we applied tools for data analysis to uncover trends in the dataset."
Alternatives: "utilized tools for" or "employed tools for".
Commonly applied tools for the investigation of vertical soil water content distribution in hydrogeological field investigations are: gravimetric laboratory analyses of soil samples, logging a cased borehole using a tool with a radioactive source (neutron probe), or yet less well established, direct push-based moisture sensor probes.
Owing to its high sensitivity and full coverage of the human genome, transcriptomics is one of the most widely applied tools for biomarker research by selecting genes that are differentially expressed in the majority of the samples, or in a specific subgroup.
DNA barcoding is becoming a widely applied tool for the quick and accurate identification of species.
The Plackett Burman design is a useful and frequently applied tool for screening of independent variables that pose significant influence on the dependent variable.
Recent advances in vision have made this modality a viable alternative to the traditional range sensors, and visual place recognition algorithms emerged as a useful and widely applied tool for obtaining information about robot's position.
Cost Benefit Analysis (CBA) is a widely applied tool for identifying and monetizing the impacts of an investment decision in order to determine the project costs and benefits; the aggregated results can support conclusions on whether the project is desirable and worth implementing [26].
Further development of forest carbon sinks as offsets in voluntary and compliance markets can be facilitated by applying tools for contract design and offset baseline management recommended in the literature.
Gene Ontology terms were examined by applying tools for GO enrichment (http://amigo.geneontology.org/cgi-bin/amigo/term_enrichment [ 50]) and Blast2GO [ 51], at p-values ≤ 0.05.
As part of a knowledge translation and exchange intervention, a Knowledge Broker worked with public health professionals to identify and apply tools for use with each of the steps of evidence-informed decision making.
Together with its suggestions for work design, it can serve as an easy to apply tool for workplace health promotion.
It is now relatively straightforward to apply tools developed for human and mouse genomes to a few well-assembled and annotated livestock genomes.
