The phrase "are systematically applied to" 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 situation.
Example: "The new regulations are systematically applied to all departments to ensure compliance with safety standards."
Alternatives: "are consistently implemented in" or "are methodically utilized for".
They are systematically applied to various classes of media.
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.
Using a reference model of a conventional office building in the city of Rio de Janeiro and two groups of design parameters, dynamic thermal simulations are systematically applied to optimize design options with the aim to maximize the annual acceptable thermal comfort levels within the occupied spaces.
At PHO, we have used the framework as the basis for reviewer assessment forms, so that the ten questions are systematically applied to each project.
These predetermined criteria are systematically applied to each of the studies identified in step two to determine whether the intervention(s) being considered is (are) effective and how consistent and strong the evidence in favor (or against) the interventions might be.
"Yet it seems to be systematically applied to everything".
It is systematically applied to various classes of media.
In 17% of the 367 cases tested, unavailability "appeared to have been systematically applied to prevent patients being reported as not meeting their treatment guarantee date".
Despite these advantages, kinematic gait analyses have not been systematically applied to the study of walking deficits for EAE mice.
However, UFD has not been systematically applied to reservoirs with very low (nanodarcy) permeability, such as shales.
However, systems vaccinology has not yet been systematically applied to infants younger than 12 months of age.
