The phrase "applies some degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or level to which something is relevant or applicable in a particular context.
Example: "The theory applies some degree of flexibility to accommodate various scenarios in the study."
Alternatives: "imposes a certain level" or "entails a measure of".
But the charters can apply some degree of selectivity too, by making the kind of demands that Miller-McCoy's principals plan to make on Tony Petite; weaker students and students with less academically focused parents sometimes can't stand the pressure and drop out.
Generalizing about the mechanics of likely voter models is difficult, since pollsters differ widely in their approaches, but most apply some degree of judgement about either the overall level of turnout expected or calibrate their models to the turnout patterns of past elections.
About 80% of broiler farms apply some degree of vaccination protocol [ 29] which limits the probability of virus detection.
Those qualities apply to some degree to Mr. Bridges's own photos but, more particularly to his acting.
Strengthening methods such as the addition of new structural elements, steel plate bonding, external post tensioning, steel bracing and many more have been applied with some degree of success.
Traditional business principles you can learn from a textbook will always apply to some degree, but the speed with which business models are evolving suggests that what you learn in school may be outdated by the time it leaves your professor's mouth.
(Nursing student 12) The same applied to some degree to rehabilitation wards.
While the response effect concept, and its consequences for biodiversity, will also apply to some degree to established vegetation later in the succession, early-successional habitats host the most evident examples of how these relationships play out both in theory and in the real world.
However, for practical implementation, typically one would apply some of the degrees of freedom nonadaptively via Pre Doppler STAP, Post Doppler STAP, or Beamspace STAP, in order to simplify the computations and inversion of the covariance matrix.
Motivated by [8], our purpose is to apply some basic theorems in topological degree theory and fixed point index theory to establish some conditions for the nonlinear function f, which are able to guarantee the existence of sign-changing solutions, positive solutions, and negative solutions for the above discrete boundary value problem.
