The phrase "applies a lesson" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of implementing or utilizing a lesson learned in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In her speech, she applies a lesson from her own experiences to illustrate the importance of resilience."
Alternatives: "utilizes a lesson" or "incorporates a lesson".
Nor, to apply a lesson from feminist philosophy of science, can objective knowledge about disability be produced unless disabled people, including people with cognitive disabilities, are fully respected members of the community of inquirers (see Longino 2001).
I've found this contract with myself can bring about a feeling of completion and progress, a proactive process of absorbing and applying a lesson to my own life.
When this "cause and effect" problem solving is applied, a new lesson is learned.
Unfortunately, however, the current German government and, woefully, too many liberals in Europe and the United States have failed to apply a no less important lesson of World War II: total victory in war followed by military occupation were essential preconditions for de-Nazification and democratization of German society.
We're already applying a lot of the lessons we learned together to our Uber Eats food delivery business.
We're already applying a lot of the lessons we learned together to our UberEats food delivery business in over 200 global markets across more than 100,000 restaurants".
Building a WSDE sector in the economy applies the lesson of those years.
And George W. Bush applied this lesson with a vengeance in his Supreme Court appointments, rejecting stealth candidates in favor of movement conservatives — John Roberts and Samuel Alito — who proved from the beginning to be far more ideologically reliable.
In response to this fusillade, Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein issued a statement, saying that Trump was sending a message "that he believes the rule of law doesn't apply to him and that anyone who thinks otherwise will be fired.... We're a nation of laws that apply equally to everyone, a lesson the president would be wise to learn".
However, given the difficulty some students experience with visualizing water level (Liben, Christensen, & Kastens, 2010), students may well have difficulty applying the lesson to visualize an imaginary waterline on topography in the field.
