The phrase "are systematically applied in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods, processes, or principles that are consistently implemented in a particular context or field.
Example: "The new safety protocols are systematically applied in all manufacturing plants to ensure worker safety."
Alternatives: "are consistently implemented in" or "are methodically utilized in".
First, the 8 root metaphors of Morgan can be systematically applied in studies of one single complex area or city development process that demands an integral.
This controlling procedure is systematically applied in psycholinguistics research and should be used in research using pictures.
Such an approach is well-established in dementia, but yet to be systematically applied in delirium, and particularly not in population studies.
Because the AuNPs are spherically symmetric, directed movement can only occur due to a force that is systematically applied in the same average direction.
15 However, even if generally advocated by all, this principle of treatment individualization may be far from being systematically applied in clinical practice.
Purpose/Objective: This evaluation was commissioned to provide evidence of to what extent UNICEF's current work in promoting young people's participation is systematically applied in all aspects of programming.
While immunosuppression is an important requirement to prevent rejection and promote optimal graft survival in the context of peripheral allogeneic transplantation, it has not been systematically applied in all clinical trials assessing cell therapy in PD.
The Rahyab model was systematically applied in steps in a dialogue between the social worker and the participant, focusing on a concrete problem that the participant chose to discuss.
The platform ALERT STUDENT intends to add value to the blended learning approach, through the collection of recall accuracy data, and prescription of a method that can be systematically applied in most areas of medical knowledge.
The pace of vaccine design will accelerate when these and other bioinformatics tools are systematically applied to whole genomes and used in combination with in vitro methods for screening and confirming epitopes.
