The phrase "apply because of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the reason or justification for applying something, such as a rule, principle, or process.
Example: "You should apply because of the new regulations that have been implemented."
Alternatives: "apply due to the" or "apply as a result of the".
Mr. Pearl argued in his appeal that the statute of limitations should not apply because of the cover-up.
Even when the children are eligible for Medicaid, he said, illegal immigrants may be afraid to apply because of "the threat of deportation".
The report found ethnic minority women "deselecting themselves" from the jobs market and deciding not to apply because of the extra barriers they faced.
On the other hand, the discrete crack models are difficult to apply because of the need to adaptively generate discrete crack elements to follow the crack formation.
Usefulness of NIR spectroscopy has been demonstrated successfully in such a study of thermally induced phase transition behavior of PE samples with appreciable thickness, for which mid-IR spectroscopy is difficult to apply because of the intensity saturation of various key bands.
The Matthews test did not apply because of "the grand jury's singular [and valid] role in finding the probable cause necessary to initiate a prosecution for a serious crime," which meant that there were no due process impediments to the statutory authorization for seizure.
A gate bias cannot be applied because of the use of an undoped substrate.
Different structures in an specific loop are applied, because of the complexity of the whole system.
I've heard of artists who got a great critical reception who have not applied because of the cost".
Experimental tests showed that for various failure mechanisms, different reduction factors should be applied – because of the interference of imperfections.
According to Derrick, Q stands for query, an appellation applied because of the many unanswered questions posed by the new disease at the time of its first description.
