The phrase "apply passion" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase that can be used to suggest enthusiasm and dedication to a task. For example: "When you are working on this project, apply passion to your efforts and you will be sure to achieve success."
Mr. Mooney would do well to apply his passion for precision to this portion of the meal, since it's the last taste that lingers and "fine food" is his stated goal -- and ours, too.
Age or title need not apply, only passion and the willingness to share.
The Interwebs allows students to take their learning into their own hands and give it life and meaning -- they can apply their passion to what ever they choose.
After years of art directing my own projects and visuals (music videos, photo shoots, album artwork, web content ect).....I am SO EXTREMELY EXCITED to finally announce that I am now able to apply my passion for all things design into my new position as an Art Director and Creative Consultant for the iconic @PUMA!!!
So I started realizing that the more I could apply my passions to my work, the leverage was tremendous, and it was an amazing amplifier.
1. Applying a passion for technology and engineering and creating an environment in which that passion becomes a contagion 2.
But both applied their passion into the project.
With no team to play for, Clemens is applying that passion to clearing his name, a task his friend has made harder.
Later, after applying his passion for nature at Radley college, and with a doctorate in entomology from London University, he worked at the Field Studies Council's Dale Fort field centre in Pembrokeshire, where he met his wife, Barbara, a geographer.
As usual, Picasso (then creating "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon," his own monumental riposte to "Le Bonheur de Vivre") was onto something: pattern was a decisive element in Matisse's kind of picture, which applied a passion for decorated fabrics that began in his childhood.
