The phrase "interested in the application of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express one's interest in the practical use or implementation of a certain concept or idea. Example: "I am very interested in the application of artificial intelligence in the field of healthcare."
The molecular chemistry team is particularly interested in the application of green chemistry principles at molecular level in order to prepare compounds of high added value.
As a result, many companies are increasingly interested in the application of economic incentives at least as supplements or reinforcements of environmental standards.
Toward the end of my Ph.D., I realised that although I enjoyed being a scientist, I was much more interested in the application of science to public health and the environment than in basic science.
We were not only interested in the application of AAZTA as bifunctional chelator for potential theranostic applications, allowing radiolabelling with 68Ga for positron emission tomography (PET), but also other trivalent radiometals such as 111In for single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) and 177Lu for therapeutic applications.
This study should be useful to those interested in the application of social cognitive models in studying doctors' behaviour.
Encouragingly, local, state and national governments appear increasingly interested in the application of research evidence to the regulation of the liquor trade.
Jane Margolis, a leading researcher in gender equity in computer science, explains in Unlocking the Clubhouse that women tend to be more interested in the applications of a computer, whereas men tend to be more interested in the computer for the computer's sake.
If you're interested in forensics, the application of science to solving crimes, you're not alone.
