The phrase "applying a decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of putting a decision into action or practice.
Example: "After much deliberation, the committee is now focused on applying a decision regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "implementing a decision" or "executing a decision".
From this study, we can conclude first that the classification of uterine EMG signals can be improved by applying a decision-level data fusion rule.
Because it is difficult to manage the numerous interdependencies between sustainability criteria as well as their relationships to "traditional" design criteria such as cost, decision-makers are forced to gain in-depth knowledge about the impact of their actions by applying a decision-making process that relies on multiple criteria.
After classifying the global and local feature vectors separately, we apply a decision fusion technique to get the final result.
Our method uses only one initial symbol to start and applies a decision directed approach to iteratively update a filter template and information symbols.
It is often possible to achieve better predictive accuracy using a two-stage approach, where we first use a preprocessing feature selection method and then apply a decision tree building algorithm to the features selected in the first stage.
We applied a decision tool for rationing choices, with a predetermined budget of about US$11 per household per year, to identify priorities of poor people regarding health insurance benefits in India in late 2005.
We developed and applied a decision support system (DSS) model that integrated our selected indicators and thresholds to provide a comprehensive quantitative and graphic (geospatial) watershed-based assessment of the ecological condition of selected natural resources in the parks.
Starting with the most similar pair based on sequence homology, we applied a decision tree (Fig. 1) to the first ~1500 most similar pairs, to decide whether a strain should be deleted from our set (Fig. 1).
We apply a decision analytic approach proposed by Glasziou and Irwig (1995) in which both benefit and harm of an alternative treatment are explicitly specified and weighed to determine which patients could profit from this alternative treatment strategy [ 4].
