The phrase "assisted application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an application or software is designed to provide help or support to users in completing tasks or processes.
Example: "The assisted application offers users step-by-step guidance to ensure they can navigate the software effectively."
Alternatives: "supportive application" or "guided application".
High-throughput SNP arrays that will soon be available will open the way to large scale genome-wide association studies as well as to new marker assisted applications in pea.
We propose Radiator, a middleware to assist application programmers implementing efficient context propagation mechanisms within their applications.
The complexity of developing and deploying context-aware pervasive-computing applications calls for distributed software infrastructures that assist applications to collect, aggregate, and disseminate contextual data.
The Duo-STIM, a new, programmable and portable neuromuscular stimulation system for drop foot correction and blood flow assist applications is presented.
Trapezoidal and free-form adaptive stimulation intensity envelope algorithms are provided for drop foot correction applications, while time dependent and activity dependent algorithms are provided for blood flow assist applications.
During runtime, the HQML Executor translates the HQML file into desired data structures and cooperates with the QoS proxies that assist applications in end-to-end QoS negotiation, setup and enforcement.
The winners include an idea for a device combining eye tracking and EEG technology to help those with ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) communicate, as well as ideas for driver assist applications, breast cancer detection, drone control, and improved reading on tablets.
Job coaches support the client by searching for vacant jobs, assisting applications, as well as coaching the client in working situations [ 24].
Small molecule bioactivities mapped to protein domains add important precision to approaches that use protein sequence searches alignments to assist applications in computational drug discovery and systems and chemical biology.
These include surveillance and intrusion detection, video conferencing applications, assisted living applications, and automatic analysis of sports videos, broadcasts, and movies, to name just a few.
