"in everyday applications" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe things that have practical uses in everyday life. For example: "Artificial intelligence is used in many everyday applications, such as voice recognition software and facial recognition technology."
Since measurement always involves some interaction between the object and the observer or observing instrument, there is always an exchange of energy, which, although in everyday applications is negligible, can become considerable in some types of measurement and thereby limit accuracy.
News-related content is nowadays among the most popular types of content for users in everyday applications.
The sensor network is considered to have prospective results in terms of dynamism and diversity in everyday applications.
It looks pretty cool, but again there's some question about how useful it'll be in everyday applications.
In everyday applications, the TDA tool-kit consists essentially of two main techniques: topological simplification (via the Mapper algorithm [28, 29]), and persistent homology [30, 31].
With all the power in today's graphics cards, it makes sense that nVidia is looking to harness that juice in everyday applications – you can't be playing games ALL the time.
The muscles currently work most efficiently at high temperatures, he points out, which limit their current use in everyday application.
Machine learning has its roots in statistical pattern recognition, and is fundamental in many everyday applications and services, like spam filters and web search algorithms.
Ring-opening polymerization (ROP) is a well-established method for the controlled synthesis of linear polymers, which can be found in various everyday applications.
The study supports the development of standard protocols for validated analyses of ENP suspensions suitable for everyday applications, which are requested in several directives.
In everyday clinical applications of WBAs, the assessment quality depends on the raters who are using the tool, and potentially also on context characteristics which influence the raters' information processing [ 18– 218.
