"applies where" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that a statement pertains to a particular context. Example: This rule applies where the land owner does not have liability insurance.
"Exactly the same applies where one spouse is about to hit the 40 per cent tax band.
The question in the new case, Turner v. Price, No. 10-10, is whether that right also applies where incarceration is meant to be coercive rather than punitive.
The so-called Norwich Pharmacal jurisdiction, which applies where one party becomes "mixed up" in the wrongdoing of another, should be put onto a statutory footing as the government itself had proposed.
"The lawsuit requests that Mr. Shelton be placed in the highest category, which in part applies where a player is unable to work immediately following his N.F.L. career," Ell said about the complaint, which was filed in United States District Court in Maryland.
A Respite phase applies where final clearance of the carriageway is delayed until the off-peak to minimise disruption.
The spectral peak method only applies where a peak in the power spectrum is identified (Nwankwo et al. 2009).
"This will encourage other coaches to apply where they might not have before".
We do not compare lists or ask each other who applied where and when.
And, he said, the school's principal, Spencer Holder, will follow citywide rules allowing students to apply where they want.
But universities use the jobs to lure top students, so increase your chances by applying where you stand out academically.
Truss says the plans will improve care as the higher ratios can only apply where better qualified staff are present.
