The phrase "are found to apply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rules, principles, or findings that are relevant or applicable in a certain context.
Example: "The theories of relativity are found to apply in various scenarios involving high-speed travel."
Alternatives: "are determined to be applicable" or "are shown to be relevant".
If her results are found to apply to a wider juvenile audience (she has tried it only with Canadian babies), they may imply that some kinds of music will forever be more popular than others.Discovering the origins of music is much harder than finding universal patterns of it.
Folate has never been recommend to putative fathers, though, for the obvious reason that, sperm apart, a father contributes nothing to the physical substance of an embryo.If the results of research on mice, by Sarah Kimmins and her colleagues at McGill University, in Montreal, are found to apply to people too, that may need to change.
These relations are found to apply approximately to the whole range of rotational speed used in this work.
There is no reason it cannot apply to former heads of state, and indeed, the convention has been found to apply to such figures including Hissène Habré and Augusto Pinochet.
When the Regulation is found to apply rationae materiae, it must then be defined how it applies.
For all the samples studied, exponential relationships were found to apply, corresponding to the first order rate equation.
For all samples, exponential relations (R 2 > 0.889) were found to apply, corresponding to first-order rate equation.
In this situation of uncertainty, the authors feel that the interpretation of Bygrave is correct, and the Regulation should be found to apply to samples (Bygrave 2010).
Zero-order drug release has been found to apply to polymer-based drug delivery systems prepared using polymers that slowly dissolve in the dissolution medium.
