The phrase "applies to stuff" is correct and usable in written English, though it is informal.
You can use it when discussing rules, principles, or concepts that are relevant to various items or situations in a casual context.
Example: "The new policy applies to stuff like employee conduct and workplace safety."
Alternatives: "pertains to things" or "is relevant to items".
But this also applies to stuff that you haven't signed up for – websites that you browse, for example.
However he added that the measure only "applies to stuff on a [Apple or Android] device, but not necessarily to stuff you put in the cloud, which could still be accessible to law enforcement agencies".
Or does 'watery stuff' rather fail to designate the property H2O at all, though the expression applies to stuff that is H2O, since it fails to apply to stuff that is H2O with respect to some worlds?
Scanning, printing, PDF editing, specialist calendars... but the big point about this is that it can be applied to stuff that's already in document libraries, as well as new stuff.
They apply to stuff and thus, like characterizing properties, do not divide the world up into definite numbers of things.
* Interestingly, this bipartisan standard never applied to stuff passed with only Republican votes - that was deemed perfectly fine by the same Establishment that fetishizes bipartisanship today.
Does 'watery stuff' nonrigidly designate the property or kind H2O, whether horizontally or diagonally, by virtue of applying to stuff that is H2O with respect to some worlds and not others?
What goes for crude oil also applies to the stuff squeezed out of vegetable matter.The price of stir-frying and dressing a salad has rarely been higher.
There, Moreau embodies the severe yet dryly whimsical brilliance that Duras herself applies to the stuff of women's domestic lives and her own.
But this incredible density doesn't just stop at humans; it applies to their stuff as well.
