The phrase "apply information of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning; a more precise expression is needed.
Example: "You need to apply information of the latest research to your project."
Alternatives: "utilize information from" or "implement information regarding".
During the final TBI, she mentioned hands-on experience and observation as ways of maximizing student learning and the ability to apply information as a signal of student conceptual understanding.
Furthermore, the ability to extract and apply information is regarded as one of the key components within the PISA framework of scientific literacy (Nentwig et al. 2009) and is an integral part of science education (Jones 2009).
The attempts to apply information theory to a diversity of psychological problems met in the end with limited success.
Notably, the potential benefits of applying information theory are greater when analyzing large numbers of cases.
The VSL approach applies information from several published value-of-life studies to determine a reasonable monetary value of preventing premature mortality.
The stated goal of the event, organized by the venture capitalist Sunil Paul, was to "demonstrate the impact of applying information technology to resource constraints".
But some educators say the smattering of official training combined with voluntary seminars is not enough to ensure that the promise of applying information technology to learning -- and the billions spent on it so far -- will be realized.
The utilization of the Delphi technique during this process "has great impacts on improving information literacy competence and the willingness of applying information technology on teaching" (Rong & Ling, 2008, p.796).
Zooming Zambrano Last year we were impressed by how Lorenzo Zambrano, 55, the head of the Mexican cement giant Cemex (www.cemex.com), applied information technology to improve profitability of his cement business ("Cement meets the cyberworld," June 15 , 1998.
