"apply the statement" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to put a statement into practice or to use it in a particular situation or context. Example: "In order to solve the problem, we need to apply the statement made by our CEO about the company's values and goals."
However, applying the statements made at Edinburgh could do much to reduce the quantity and detail of European legislation, which will be necessary if a Union with 25 or more increasingly disparate Member States is to remain manageable.
"We continue to run the same open recruitment process for this role as we have for all the other senior roles at the RFU and candidates were invited to apply," the RFU statement added.
In the second case we apply the following statements from the paper of Longobardi and Rhemtulla [27, Lemmas 1,2].
The motives for using snus among dual users of snus and cigarettes in this study were assessed by asking how well on a scale from 1 (apply fully) to 5 (do not apply at all)—the statements listed in Table 4 described their situation.
When they do not, the bright-line rule of Miranda should not apply, and the statement should be admissible as long as it is not compelled".
Full details of applying the PRISMA statement to each of the included meta-analyses are given in Additional file 3.
If we must apply the supervaluational rule to every statement, including the statement that it is not arbitrary which things are mountains, this understanding is ruled out.
To best understand and apply the recommendations contained within the statement, we encourage readers to access the Explanation and Elaboration Report [ 21].
I'd even go so far as to apply the Scientific American's statements on "innovation" and "insight" as an explanation of the existence of late-night ruminations: that we may be more analytical and introspective just prior to sleep, considering our lives with the depth we can't muster when we are distracted by our daily tasks.
We created a conceptual framework applying the 5 statements coming out of different learning theories.
