"apply activity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an action that is done to put something into practice, such as a plan or a strategy. For example, "We need to apply the strategies we discussed in order to make our project successful."
Another strategy is to apply activity-based proteomic techniques to measure globally PTP activity in both normal and pathological conditions.
Data were half-life-corrected, and percentage uptake of applied activity was calculated.
Results were calculated as percentage of fraction activity normalised to 106 cells of applied activity after half-life correction.
Survival data from three independent experiments were fitted by weighted linear regression [27], whereby the applied activity concentration ( A ) was taken instead of dose.
A thermodynamic procedure is employed to each phase by applying activity coefficient expressions related to interaction parameters which are dependent on the pressure.
When you have had one month of applied activity towards your goal, treat yourself!
It is possible to use In as a surrogate for testing clinical efficacy of a radiolabelled therapeutic pharmaceutical in preclinical research, although the therapy should be designed on an absorbed dose basis instead of the generally applied activity scheme.
A comparison of this platform against several similar prototypes was also included to illustrate the advantage of applying activity-oriented design approach to human-computer interactions.
The rice research community supports a wide spectrum of both basic and applied activities aimed at understanding and utilizing natural variation.
Because research and applied activities often have fundamentally disparate purposes and respond to the needs of very different audiences they can lead to different world views and can make translation and uptake of evidence difficult (Quarantelli 1993).
