"apply the measures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to implement or put into action certain actions or strategies to address a situation or problem. Example: The government is planning to apply the measures necessary to control the spread of the virus, including mandatory mask-wearing and social distancing guidelines.
Subsequently, we apply the measures to enumerate product variety induced complexity.
This paper aims to establish a procedure for facilitating the current system of environmental certification and at the same time, help apply the measures for sustainable construction by creating a scale of CO2 emissions according to construction system.
And for that, these governments have not hesitated to use unfortunate stereotypes to justify this policy of punishment and have shown no flexibility for years, demonstrating that even today many European governments think it's more important to sell the measures they take to the national voters, than to apply the measures that are necessary to save the European project.
We think that our results can help to apply the measures to more complex network classes and to interpret the results more adequately than before.
Now that the Parliament has endorsed the agreement, the Member States will have two years to apply the measures stipulated in the directive.
Furthermore, we must be aware of the fact that about 10 years will be needed in order to plan and apply the measures necessary to achieve the harmonisation of air traffic management in Europe, since there are many difficult legal, institutional, political and technical barriers to be overcome.
But an aide to Gray said the intent is to eventually apply the measure to any appointment requiring Senate confirmation.
We apply the measure to ten genome-wide cell cycle time course experiments from the fission yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe, and detect many new, weakly oscillating genes.
Applying the measures would prevent a varying percentage of infections, ranging from a low of 40percentt in countries with stable or declining prevalence (like Senegal and Thailand), to a high of 70percentt in countries with rapidly growing epidemics (like Cameroon and China).
The similarity between the frequency bins is measured by applying the measures given in Equations (21),(29), (30), and (37) in the optimization of Equation (16).
This could indicate their usefulness when applying the measures in drug design, e.g., for classifying chemical structures.
