The phrase "applying a technique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or execution of a specific method or approach in various contexts, such as education, science, or art.
Example: "In order to improve our results, we are focusing on applying a technique that has been proven effective in similar studies."
Alternatives: "utilizing a method" or "employing a strategy".
The emptiness of many of these ambitions can be demonstrated by applying a technique beloved of subeditors looking to cut unnecessary verbiage.
This tradeoff can be achieved by applying a technique known as flux weakening which will be investigated in this paper.
The big idea that he had to offer to Long-Term Capital was to make money in the securities markets by applying a technique for valuing stock market options that he had helped invent.
Applying a technique called priming, we asked the experimental group to recall particular experiences while living abroad, thereby activating the memories and associations connected to their cross-cultural experience.
The purpose of this paper is to overcome this drawback by applying a technique based on fixed structure H∞ loop shaping control for SRM drive.
The process of manufacturing system design frequently includes modeling, and usually, this means applying a technique such as discrete event simulation (DES).
"I'm the first person to systematically apply a technique on the Isle of Wight using sediment that scientists said wouldn't reveal anything interesting," he says.
Under the Foundry's aegis, CMI's Shark Tank initiative applies a technique borrowed from the CNBC show of the same name.
Led by John Carmack, one of Doom's three creators, the developers have incorporated a redesigned graphics-rendering engine that offers more realistic lighting and applies a technique called bump mapping to give surface textures a more natural look.
Then the algorithm applies a technique from weather forecasting called data assimilation to weave those strands of spaghetti into a single prediction.
In an attempt to discover in detail the changes that occur in chemical reactions, Herschbach applied a technique that was then becoming popular in elementary particle physics molecular beam scattering.
