The phrase "apply talents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of utilizing one's skills or abilities in a particular context or task.
Example: "In this project, we encourage team members to apply their talents to achieve the best results."
Alternatives: "utilize skills" or "leverage abilities".
But today Facebook announced its biggest reorganization ever, which could cut the redundancy, apply talent to fresh problems and unite the company under a common banner.
With the purpose of developing applied talents, training the programming thought of students of Independent Colleges and advancing their competitive capability in the future, a heuristic teaching method for Microcontroller Unit Principle and Applications course is proposed in this paper.
On social media, where people disproportionately share only good news and superficial markers of success, we are given the impression that accomplishments and good fortune are discovered, and not the result of creative effort and applied talents.
In order to meet the requirements of integration of higher education, the multi-disciplinary joint graduation design was an important teaching tache for training the compound and applied talent with innovative ability.
They're made possible by understanding the structure of the song and applying talent and imagination.
"The outlook for steel is sufficiently poor," Mr. Tumazos said, "that maybe the talented people at Inland should apply their talents to some other businesses". He suggested ceramics.
Even the so-called Renaissance men or women, known for being multi-talented, will hardly be able to develop and apply all talents successfully within a team.
It might even cause some talented people to get out of politics and apply their talents to more productive endeavors.
Perhaps he could apply his talents to this issue.
