The phrase "applying tactics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation of strategies or methods in various contexts, such as military, sports, or business.
Example: "The coach emphasized the importance of applying tactics effectively during the game to secure a victory."
Alternatives: "utilizing strategies" or "implementing methods".
By applying tactics to competitive strengths, they reimagine their enterprises and find new opportunities.
The former Australia captain Ian Chappell wrote this week on the ESPN Cricinfo Web site that he expected to see I.P.L. franchises increasingly applying tactics written about in the baseball book "Moneyball" — trying to find the greatest value for talents, and determining how best to pay for it.
Applying tactics designed to make people buy largely useless, otherwise generic objects and services is a natural fit for the mandarins in the Liberal party.
Mr. Giuliani's decision to renew his ties to Mr. Bratton comes at an opportune time politically, as he highlights his record in New York and says he would apply tactics from those days to the federal government.
During the final episode of Channel 4's outstanding school documentary Educating Yorkshire, Musharaf Asghar, a pupil with a severe stammer, applied tactics his teacher Mr Burton had picked up from The King's Speech (listening to music on headphones, tapping out words) and gave a slow, certain talk to a room full of his peers.
Shifting politics is an ongoing reality, but market research, an innovative business model with digital at its heart and using universally applied tactics you can secure revenue streams around the world.
Through these diverse variations Mr. Roberts was a constant, applying similar tactics to most of these pieces.
It is now doubling down its efforts to normalise its policies of oppression, inequality and intolerance by openly applying these tactics to Jewish citizens.
Finally, applying the tactics taught to them by veterans of the Industrial Areas Foundation, 18 clergy members, wearing clerical black, walked into Parks Department headquarters and asked to see Mr. Stern.
Mr. Khuzami drew praise for creating units to track complex corners of Wall Street and applying prosecutorial tactics to civil cases.
There is irony in the fact that the SNP is on the brink of disestablishing Labour from its Scottish power base by applying methods, tactics and slogans learned from a Labour electoral machine at its strategic best.
