The phrase "as I apply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of applying something, such as a concept, method, or tool, in a specific context.
Example: "As I apply the new techniques learned in the workshop, I notice significant improvements in my work."
Alternatives: "while I implement" or "as I utilize".
This is how I feel as I apply for my first role-emerging placement.
Game, set and match to Damien, I think, as I apply myself to the task of finishing off his work.
This is what I brood about, late at night, as I apply basic ice cream to my psychic wounds.
My approach to innovation has evolved, for example, as I apply academic questioning and analysis to business problems.
I'm 51, and yes, I am doing the simple massage, every day for three minutes in front of my mirror as I apply my moisturizer.
As I apply for various positions in London, Bordeaux and, my latest beguilement, Paris, I know that my recent experience will be an asset to my CV.
As I applied some lip balm and instantly became a human flypaper to the squillions of white sox that buzzed around, Leah, one of the guides, gathered the group together.
Since then, things have pretty much been on the up with fellowships that allowed me to travel the world, meeting and work alongside some excellent scientists as I applied my trade.
As I applied Dettol and a plaster, the toddler quietly switched on the plate warmer, which sits on the side table... on which the gerbils' cage was temporarily resting.
Just as I applied to stand again as a Ukip MEP and went through the same assessment as other candidates and faced the vote of the membership with everyone else, I believe that the power to select the person they will be pounding the streets in all weathers for lies with the members of the branch themselves.
My hands shook as I applied the color, and I kissed his curls.
