The phrase "augmented application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an application that has been enhanced or improved, often through the addition of new features or capabilities.
Example: "The augmented application offers users a more interactive experience with advanced features that were not available in the previous version."
Alternatives: "enhanced application" or "improved application".
Creation of a transgenic line expressing TIR1 and an inducible mAID-nanobody would greatly augment applications in zebrafish and other animal models.
The method of reversible phase transfer based on photoswitchable molecular recognition could bring more insight to nanoparticle surface engineering, thus improving and augmenting applications in different research areas.
However, current approaches are standalone mobile applications, augmented mobile applications, or mobile health systems.
The system was augmented by application of numerical scores as has been done previously for selection of toxicity data for CPY [38].
Current data suggest that TGI does not impact oxygenation provided that total inspired VT and FRC are not augmented during application of TGI.
Electrophysiological studies have established that CaV3.2 currents are augmented upon application of reducing agents such as DTT and L-cysteine, and diminished upon treatment with the oxidizing agent DTNB [5,5′-dithiobis- 2-nitrobenzoic acid)] [5,5′-dithiobis- 2-nitrobenzoic
Students involved in this work will experiment with different augmented reality applications, such as Microsoft HoloLens and Google ARCore applications, to understand the traffic loads associated with different experiences, and to recommend corresponding optimizations and improvements.
With the success of smartphones, mobile developers are becoming more ingenious in creating sophisticated applications to attract users such as face recognition, interactive gaming, and augmented reality applications.
I'm talking about the wonderful world of geolocation, with GPS devices in cars providing turn-by-turn directions, phone applications telling you when the next bus is about to arrive, and soon, augmented reality applications telling you what's nearby.
