The phrase "apply a sampling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, statistics, or data collection where a sample is being utilized or implemented.
Example: "To ensure the accuracy of our results, we need to apply a sampling method that represents the entire population."
Alternatives: "conduct a sampling" or "implement a sampling".
In order to evaluate statistically the meiotic recombination, we apply a sample population proportion test (Daniel, 1999).
As with RDTs, the reagents can be pre-set on the nitrocellulose strip so that a user only needs to apply a sample and wait for a result to develop (approximately 10 minutes).
Most fragrance representatives will provide you with either a sample vial of the scent or apply a sample to a small, business card size piece of paper.
They show that one can derive this joint probability density function of sensitivity and specificity empirically by applying a sampling algorithm.
Infopath [7] applies a sampling step that biased to more recent cascades to generate the input to NetRate.
The CUVINO questionnaire, related to violence between partners, was then applied: a sampling of 42 items which reflects various types of abusive behaviour.
Wilford et al. (2004) converted the concentration in the PUF to picograms per cubic meter by applying a sampling rate of 2.5 m/day.
Systematic sampling in phases [ 38] was used in applying a sampling fraction equal to 60/N, where N is the number of articles, in each of the 18 subgroups defined by crossing the six journals and the three time periods.
Furthermore, we applied a sampling strategy to optimize gray matter sampling, which minimizes partial volume effects and nonspecific white matter binding, which may confound detection of regional changes on PIB-PET.
It is important that methylation can be measured on cytological material by applying a sampling method that is well tolerated, easy to use, less painful than biopsy, and cost-effective.
