The phrase "are in place to apply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing systems, procedures, or measures that have been established to implement something.
Example: "The new policies are in place to apply effective strategies for improving employee performance."
Alternatives: "are established to implement" or "are set up to execute".
Due to the unsolved political situation in the Abyei area, no relevant authorities were in place to apply for ethical clearance locally.
"The requirements for record-keeping and traceability in organics are in place and apply to certified organic operations in Turkey and other places even without the food safety rules," she said, "making it a relatively easy process for auditors to go in and trace ingredients".
Producers and their associations and chambers of commerce should be authorized in the first place to apply for registration of geographical indication protection, says Parliament.
It also declares: "National authorities are in principle best placed to apply the convention rights in the national context … The role of the [court] is to review decisions taken by national authorities to ensure that they are within the margin of appreciation".
No calls, the aide said, were placed to apply pressure in either direction.
In 2008, once new rules governing teaching-only universities are in place, he expects BPP to apply for university status.
Once the thread and riser pieces are in place, you will need to apply the stair nosing (this is the piece that sits on top of the riser and overhangs the edge of the step slightly).
Once the new rules are in place, they can be applied to every taxpayer.
That may be obvious in a country like China where broad capital controls are in place, but it also applies to other countries in the region like Korea, Japan, and Malaysia.
Once the setup is in place, developers can apply to Facebook's beta program and start making the feature available to their users.
