"is appropriately applied" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which a person, object, or concept is used in a way that is suitable or appropriate for the intended purpose or context. For example, "The training program is appropriately applied to new employees to ensure they are equipped with the necessary skills for the job."
Nonetheless, the board believes that for the immediate future the zero-tolerance policy is essential to the restoration of the trust of the laity in the leadership of the church, provided that it is appropriately applied.
And it is appropriately applied to wireless communication for considerable radiation efficiency.
But notice that in the Consequence Argument unavoidability (or power necessity) trades between a context in which the notion is appropriately applied, and one in which, according to Slote, it is not.
However, with the increased accessibility of CFA comes a responsibility to understand the conditions under which CFA is appropriately applied and the factors relevant to interpretation of CFA results.
Based on detecting single point of markedly different value from the remainder of the fiber, the loss-modulation approach is appropriately applied to monitoring the strain/deflection of pipelines in OTDR.
For this purpose, a comprehensive model formed by a set of equations that describe the gain and phase evolution inside a SOA deployed as the nonlinear element in an interferometric switch is appropriately applied to this particular configuration.
To conclude, the Commission is still convinced that it is appropriately applying the principle of subsidiarity which makes it possible to adopt appropriate legislation at the appropriate level - and in response to some of the remarks which have been made for example by Mr Corbett, which are along those lines, we agree that this approach brings the legislator much closer to the citizen.
Penn is six feet six, nearly a foot taller than his partner, and happens to be that rare person to whom the word "shambling" can be appropriately applied — although he also crosses the stage at times in a style of locomotion he describes, quite accurately, as grooving.
In these cases, the traditional techniques used in totally ordered spaces endowed with topology structure cannot be appropriately applied.
