The phrase "as a tool for application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or function of something in relation to its practical use or implementation.
Example: "The software was developed as a tool for application in various industries, enhancing productivity and efficiency."
Alternatives: "as a means for implementation" or "as a resource for usage".
For his project, Higgins worked on a tool for applications such as Chimeria Grayscale, a video game intended to spark reflection on topics like sexism in the workplace.
It is not a "Peircean turn" due to some late discovery, it was an insight about how to use Peirce's theory of signs (which Royce had known for years) as a tool for the application of his (long held) triadic theory of community.
Besides its great potential as a tool for therapeutic application, the ability to specifically modulate individual frequency components of endogenous neural oscillations will provide a powerful new method of investigating the functional significance of several oscillatory bands in human cognition.
As a tool for practical applications, they have potential for the rapid characterization and diagnosis of dysfunctional membrane proteins taken directly from tissue samples of patients with suspected heritable diseases manifest in membrane proteins.
Moreover, whilst the tool is designed to address cost and efficiency savings, it has the potential to be used not only within the clinical settings but as a mobile tool for application within more rural areas where access to healthcare facilities are more problematic.
In this paper, we describe how we have used a slightly modified version of Tinbergen's Four Questions (plus one question we have added) as a tool for teaching the application of evolutionary theory to human disciplines.
Now there may be a very human application--as a tool for diagnosing malignant breast cancer.
Due to these reasons, more attention has been paid to find various parameters to control the morphologies and the size of nanomaterials and also will continue to be used as a tool for novel future applications.
Since its awakening, Sleeping Beauty has been used as a tool for versatile genetic applications ranging from transgenesis to functional genomics and gene therapy in vertebrates including fish, frogs, mice, rats and humans [ 9].
The molecular fundamentals underlying each method are highlighted, and the use of molecular simulation as a tool for the design and application of nanostructured biocatalysts, although at a nascent stage, is presented.
