The phrase "apply ideas from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or utilization of concepts or theories derived from a specific source or context.
Example: "In this project, we will apply ideas from recent research to enhance our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "utilize concepts from" or "implement theories from".
I've learned to think about things laterally and apply ideas from seemingly disparate fields.
We consider climate as a network of many dynamical systems and apply ideas from graph theory to a global data set to study its collective behavior.
There are also problem sets that involve solving some more challenging problems, as well as puzzles that apply ideas from the course".
September 27 2014 In "Little Dot," Bocanegra, an artist known for installations that apply ideas from two-dimensional visual art to performance, tries for a balletic equivalent of the pointillist painting methods of Georges Seurat.
Do you see potential problems in attempts to apply ideas from open source/free software/hacking to culture/politics/society? NS: For a while I have been nursing the idea that open source software is just the extension of Common Law into the realm of executable code.
Economist Michael Kremer, the Gates Professor of Developing Societies in the Department of Economics at Harvard, will bring together Harvard faculty and other experts to focus on "Water, Health, and Human Behavior". The project is designed to apply ideas from the fields of household and behavioral economics to the prevention of water-related diseases in Africa and South Asia.
Mr Anderson is one of a growing number of computer scientists who are applying ideas from economic theory to information security.
He helps lawyers and technologists understand each other, applying ideas from computer science to problems in law and vice versa.
Bourgain's work was noteworthy for the versatility it displayed in applying ideas from wide-ranging mathematical disciplines to the solution of diverse problems.
As a historian, he applied ideas from the new left of the 1950s to the English civil war, exploring the English revolution to its roots.
The present paper reviews the authors' recent work on constructive nonlinear dynamics that extends and applies ideas from nonlinear dynamics to address synthesis rather than analysis problems.
