"applying the use of" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that a specific method or approach is being implemented in a certain situation. Example: "The students learned how to solve complex math problems by applying the use of various formulas and strategies."
This paper presents novel experimental work by applying the use of vibration absorbers to minimize sound radiated by a simply supported plate.
Founded in 2016 by professors and published researchers from Oxford University, Metaboards is applying the use of 'metamaterials' to potentially create a much-better wireless charging solution that would negate some of the shortcomings of today's tech.
This information would be helpful in applying the use of sildenafil in CPR.
This extension would ideally include saturation of all target digits within the prescribed number range and a direct means of determining the strategy used to solve the problem, whether requesting verbal reports from participants or applying the use of eye-tracking technology as introduced by Schneider et al. [ 28].
The airline's head of engineering, Ian Davies, said: "We are continuing to apply the use of new digital and engineering technologies across the airline.
In this paper we assess and apply the use of formal verification techniques for analysing the emergent behaviours of robotic swarms.
We develop and apply the use of clumped isotopes in biogenic and abiotic carbonate minerals as a new paleotemperature proxy, and in CO2 as a new atmospheric tracer in the modern carbon cycle.
This not withstanding, more research is needed to establish and apply the use of SNA for social debt estimation.
Also, Wu et al. (2008) and Freire et al. (2011) have applied the use of sugars in combination with the ILs.
This project is very close to my heart because it applies the use of simple technologies to resolve a key question of how to provide a basic need to improve the lives of remote and marginalized communities.
(1st p488 - 2nd p741 - Bonner removed) Thompson applies the use of the geodetic line, "the shortest distance between two points on the surface of a solid of revolution", to the spiral thickening of plant cell walls and other cases.
