The phrase "are already applied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or processes that have been implemented or executed prior to the current moment.
Example: "The changes to the software are already applied, so you can start using the new features immediately."
Alternatives: "have already been implemented" or "are already in effect."
Uniform national standards are already applied to nutrition and allergen labeling, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals and medical devices.
The good news is that the highest environmental standards and mitigation in the world are already applied to energy development in America's Arctic.
Professor Dunne said: "I am reassured by the principles... that underlie the new contract which are already applied by UK dental schools and good practitioners.
To collect the extra $23,000, the government would need to tax this income at a rate of about 15 percent — in addition to the marginal tax rates that are already applied under current law, which now range between 33 and 35 percent.
Indeed, Asimov repeatedly knocked them down in his robot stories, showing time and again how these seemingly watertight rules could produce unintended consequences.In any case, says Dr Inoue, the laws really just encapsulate commonsense principles that are already applied to the design of most modern appliances, both domestic and industrial.
Supercritical fluids are already applied in several processes developed to commercial scale in pharmaceutical, food and textile industries.
So, in effect, private markets are already applying an implicit progressive tax in the way they pay workers.
The idea of launching a self-publishing MA was sparked by demand, she said, and would-be students are already applying.
"If you tell me a story about something that happened on the way here from the airport, you are already applying imagination to memory.
Clinical researchers are already applying it to create tissue-based treatments for cancer and other diseases.
