The phrase "be applied to doing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the action of applying something to a specific task or activity. Example: The new efficiency techniques can be applied to doing laundry, making the process faster and more organized.
The real time test shows that the system can be applied to do more complex activity such as pick and place tasks if a supplementary system is added.
These findings can be applied to do proper planning of lightning induced hazard mitigation as lightning is of one of the major natural disasters of India.
Distinct simulations algorithms can be applied to do so of which Sequential Gaussian Simulation (Goovaerts 1997) or Fast Fourier Transform Moving Average (Le Ravalec et al. 2000).
More importantly, this simulation demonstrates that our method can be applied to do clustering or phylogenetic analysis.
This will become more and more important in the future, when denser marker maps with millions of SNPs will be applied to do association studies.
Finally, this system is applied to do noises assessing for GOLDWIND 77/1500 wind turbine and the results have been recognized by the authoritative agency of MEASNET.
For this reason, it was applied to do the free vibration analysis of a uniform beam carrying "one" spring mass system only in the existing literature.
High performance liquid chromatography with diode array detection and electro spray ionization-tandem multi-stage mass spectrometry (HPLC DAD ESI MSn) were applied to do qualitative and quantitative analyses.
The final point may sound obvious, but many employers speak of candidates who can't demonstrate they have a meaningful interest in the work that they are applying to do.
If you're applying for a combined degree, your introduction should state what you are applying to do, and why you have chosen to study the two subjects together.
