The phrase "exception is applied" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a situation where a rule or guideline is not followed in a particular case, leading to an exception being made. Example: "In most cases, our company requires a minimum of two years of experience for new hires. However, in rare circumstances, an exception is applied for candidates with exceptional skills and qualifications."
*In these cases a "general" exception was applied to the patient and the exact reason for the exception report is not recorded.
The rule element (line 2) defines a named (via the name attribute) rule and the exception to which that rule is applied (via signaled_exception attribute).
This is because all maximum target thresholds are set below 100% population coverage and this target is applied after exception reported patients have been excluded.
Muscle pain always feels better when heat is applied, and the uterus is no exception.
Rūdakī's poetry, modeled on the Arabic rules of prosody that without exception had been applied to Persian, already points ahead to many of the characteristic features of later Persian poetry.
Griffin argues that the exception has been applied in an unduly broad range of employees by U.S. courts and that it is not needed to protect religious institutions from being legally compelled to ordain certain persons when it is against their doctrines to do so.
14 If exception rules are applied too readily or inappropriately, high achievement scores will mask suboptimal care.
Moreover, since the policy is voluntary, no outside entity will have the authority to monitor whether the White House is applying exceptions appropriately and no future presidents will be formally bound by it, although it may be hard for them politically to make records secret again after the precedent is established.
But the military rules include additional exceptions that could be applied to a wide range of suspected infractions, experts say.
But those exceptions need to be applied narrowly, and should not be used to bless pregnancy or sex discrimination.
