The phrase "apply its own" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an entity implementing its own rules, methods, or standards in a specific context.
Example: "The organization must apply its own policies consistently to ensure fairness among all employees."
Alternatives: "implement its own" or "enforce its own".
It's focused on getting it to apply its own corporate code of conduct rigorously at the factories that make its phones in China.
Yahoo is betting it can bring more users to Tumblr and apply its own advertising-sales expertise to help it mint money.
Her highest-profile campaign recently has been to get Facebook to apply its own moderator-standards – the rules it uses to prevent racism and anti-semitism on the site – to images of violence against women.
What happens if you say yes is that the Spanish bank or shop will apply its own exchange rate, and you can be guaranteed that it will be rubbish.
As Peltier argues, all AIM ever asked was that the US government apply its own laws.
"I don't dispute the right of every country to have its own law and apply its own law," he said.
It even applies its own categories loosely.
While Syrian Kurdish leaders say the Iraqi Kurds have not pressured them to choose a certain system of governing, the Kurdish Regional Government has made clear it favors applying its own experience to Syria.
It then applies its own PageRank-link algorithm to the updates and displays them alongside your regular search results.
It then applies its own PageRank-like algorithms to rank these status updates and sites depending on what you are searching for and displays its results alongside your standard search results.
The web is no longer just a list of linked pages, but a web of fresh, social and viral content that's weighted and ranked in real-time, and, in many cases, before Google applies its own PageRank to it.
