The phrase "apply this skill to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the practical use of a specific skill in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In order to succeed in this project, you need to apply this skill to your daily tasks."
Alternatives: "utilize this skill in" or "implement this skill for".
Applying this skill to MCNs will mean an increased focus on their most productive channels, with smaller channels in these MCNs receiving little to no attention.
For example, you might say, "Rather than always giving advice, I'd like to ask more open-ended and curious questions". Think about the opportunities that might arise during the day to apply this skill, and find ways to remind yourself of your goal.
Finally, if the underlying choice mechanism is based on fully developed diagnostic reasoning, the macaques should apply this skill flexibly and generalise it to other cause effect relationships, for instance if a reward is hidden under a hollow cup instead of a board.
For a more thorough explanation of what factoring is and how to apply this skill, see the article linked above.
And once an entrepreneur has learned how to navigate the red tape, why not apply this valuable skill to other undertakings?Critics of Africa's parallel entrepreneurs worry that jacks-of-all-trades cannot become masters of any.
California-headquartered MapR, developer and distributor of the Apache Hadoop technology, which works to integrate web-scale enterprise storage and real-time database technologies, has been applying this skill-set to Aadhaar.
Could you apply that skill to your professional life, too?
The questions below demonstrate applying this skill.
He applies this same skill to his writing and speaking, where he helps audiences avoid the most common pitfalls people make when confronted with data, so they can become more confident and discerning consumers of data and make better decisions in their professional and personal lives.
