The phrase "applies a delay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a delay is being implemented or enforced, such as in technology, processes, or scheduling.
Example: "The system applies a delay to ensure that all data is processed accurately before displaying the results."
Alternatives: "introduces a delay" or "imposes a delay.".
Applying a delay decomposition approach, some delay-dependent synchronization criteria are established and formulated in the form of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs).
Thus, we apply a delay of T TTIs from the time the CSI is received by a BS until the time it is used for scheduling the downlink resources.
This is shown by applying a delay of 0.1 ms and measuring the emission at which there is no change in intensity.
The NNPP2.2 program applies a time-delay neural network for promoter annotation of the Drosophila melanogaster genome [ 14].
However, it is not appropriate to apply a packet delay upper bound to non-real-time traffic that is delay tolerant (see Section 4.3).
We are currently further exploring the possibility of structuring these biomaterials by applying a time delay between separate pulses.
For Madonna and Timberlake he used a little of the SSL's dynamic range compression, and on Madonna's voice he applied "an eighth-note delay from a [Lexicon] PCM42", and a reverb from the Eventide H3500 for the verse and the [TC Electronic] TC3000 for the hook".
The discharge is initiated by a HV pulse applied with a delay time τd after the moment of injection of working gas into the inter-electrode space.
This is obtained by applying artificially a delay to the impulse responses when the channel matrix (41) is constructed and by removing it from the resulting SDMA precoder.
Finally, a rest pulse of 0.7 s is applied, introducing a delay time to refresh the metallic ions concentration at the deposition interface and promoting a uniform growth of nanowires.
