The phrase "applying control measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to risk management, safety protocols, or regulatory compliance where specific actions are taken to mitigate risks or manage situations.
Example: "The team is focused on applying control measures to ensure the safety of all employees during the construction process."
Alternatives: "implementing control measures" or "enforcing control measures".
Applying control measures at larger spatial scales may allow them to be more effective with the same overall treatment rate.
Efforts should therefore be made by local authorities to minimize the risks for these population groups by applying control measures (both technical and non-technical).
In the light of these findings, what should the prerequisites be for applying control measures?
There are those who have been applying control measures and have learned what works and what does not work.
Failure of applying control measures was more evident in units with the highest HCV prevalence and incidence, reinforcing that nosocomial transmission was the main spread factor of HCV in the studied population.
We will discuss implications for persons who have to adhere to control measures, discuss the psychological effect of these measures, and reflect on the prerequisites for applying control measures.
With imperfect specificity a larger sample size decreased pig producer incentives to control Ma seroprevalence, because the higher number of false positives resulted in an increased probability of rejecting a batch of finishing pigs irrespective of whether the pig producer applied control measures.
The three units with highest anti-HCV prevalence and incidence were identified as those that more frequently failed to apply control measures.
The detection of high risk areas and hot spots will assist veterinary authorities in strengthening the veterinary surveillance in such areas in order to apply control measures at the local level and to minimize the potential spread of the disease to other regions.
However, farmers considered the compensation rate for culling of poultry during the HPAI outbreak to be far too small; the rate should be increased to discourage farmers from hiding or selling their infected poultry and to encourage farmers to apply control measures.
This committee proposed a national strategy in 1995, based on reducing unnecessary use of antimicrobial agents and applying infection control measures to limit the more immediate spread of PNSP for which MICs of penicillin were high (>0.5 mg/L, PRP), especially in preschool children ages 1 to 6 years.
