"criterion for applying" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing an accepted set of criteria to use for selecting or evaluating someone for a job, program, or other opportunity. For example, "The criterion for applying to the graduate program includes a minimum GPA of 3.5."
Particularly, their rotation speed can be a meaningful criterion for applying the principle.
"A dog is an animal" is analytically true by virtue of the sense meaning of "dog" and "animal", in particular, the inclusion of the criterion for applying the latter in the criterion for applying the latter, and that isn't a matter of convention.
GCL compliance is traditionally interpreted as a consistency criterion for applying an unsteady flow solution algorithm to simulate exactly a uniform flow on a deforming domain.
Here a criterion for applying these enhanced LS schemes is proposed to aid in determining when the increase in computational effort is better utilized.
For instance, you may discover that your implicit criterion for applying 'water' is that water =df the actual chemical kind in your environment that is a clear, potable, odorless liquid that falls as rain and fills lakes and streams.
C2 Compatibility of PA method with current Organization state Maximum Based on the different specifications of an organization and the current state of being, different PA approaches may have a different compatibility level which is an important criterion for applying the proposed method.
This programme has a very sophisticated website which stresses the educational mission of the organization, lists a few of the criteria for applying and competing (including age, general health and well-being), and has a lot of information on how scholarships have helped young women to succeed in a variety of careers, including the sciences and medicine.
But, more interestingly, it was also asked to look again at the criteria for applying the hot-news doctrine in light of the new questions thrown up the internet.
In detail, the conditions, rules, and criteria for applying the substitution principle differ for PPPs and for biocidal products.
Two primary criteria for applying energy conservation are that it is easy to implement and that its payback is brief.
