The phrase "applying this formula to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of using a specific formula in a mathematical or scientific context.
Example: "In order to find the solution, we will be applying this formula to the given data set."
Alternatives: "utilizing this formula for" or "employing this formula in".
Applying this formula to the £55.347bn spent on procurement by councils across England in 2010/11 suggests that savings of £2.9bn may be achievable.
(The reverse we just call rock and roll). In applying this formula to Dylan, McPherson and the arranger Simon Hale take part in an intimidating tradition.
The developer, New York's Millennium Partners, is applying this formula to the building at 50 Central Park South that was formerly the St . Moritzand to projects in Boston, Washington, San Francisco and Miami.
and applying this formula to (2.1), (2.2), (2.8) and (2.9), we obtain four more integral formulas in Corollaries 7, 8, 9 and 10, respectively.
In applying this formula to a beam, the height of the effective tensile tie is normally assumed to be about 2.5(h − d) as shown in Fig. 11 (CEB-FIP 1990).
So, applying this formula to Google I/O: If you're unable to make the conference or, say, want to check back in on a favorite developer/app, you can kick back and get a full preview of all companies demoing at I/O in one channel.
Every World Series champion in recent memory has applied this formula to a greater or lesser extent.
Wilson's proposal applied this formula to the election of the President: the number of each state's electors in the Electoral College is the sum of its congressional delegation, its two senators plus its number of representatives.
Find some homes for sale in your area (for example in Atlanta), research current interest rates for mortgages and apply this formula to determine the required monthly mortgage payment.
