"formulation application" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been created to help with the formulation of a plan, system, or procedure. For example, "The company developed a new formulation application to help streamline the process of creating new products."
Species Type of organism Formulation Application rate (cfu g−1 soil) Control n.a.a
Following a broader discussion of issues surrounding the formulation, application and interpretation of significance criteria, conclusions and recommendations relevant to wider EIA practice are suggested.
A formulation application employing linear programming techniques, estimate, formulations for commercial foods and nutrient profiles based on the nutrient content of ingredients and target values derived from label information.
Multiple product formulation, application and processing steps not only require significant amounts of processing time, and contributing to environmental waste generation and pollution they also consume excessive amount of energy and manpower until a solid film has been produced.
In agreement with this, our study also showed significantly higher radish dry biomass on organic formulations application.
Formulations, application examples and the discussion of advantages and disadvantages of these techniques are also included.
This paper gives a State of the Art summary of material formulations, application areas, design approaches and quality control issues for practical engineers to introduce on-site bonding of FRP to timber as a new way in design for structural repair and rehabilitation.
Hand-held pyrethroid sprays were the most common formulation and application method in both locations; applications were mostly targeted at ants and cockroaches.
This paper elaborates the formulation and application of an integral methodology for overall energy performance improvement of office buildings and demonstrates its application.
The responsibility for the formulation and application of the folkright rested, in the 10th and 11th centuries, with the local shire moots (assemblies); the national council of the realm, or witan, only occasionally used folkright ideas.
