"methodological application" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the use or implementation of a specific approach or method in a particular context. You can use this phrase when discussing research or studies that involve using a specific method or approach: Example: "The researchers emphasized the importance of precise data collection and rigorous methodological application in their study on climate change."
A methodological application is e.g., the regression analysis that tries to find variables that explain the past variance of the explained variables in the best way.
For example, Rowe and Wright [28], and Myllylä [12], emphasize the selection of a panel of experts as one of the most critical issues to the success of the methodological application.
As mentioned above, there are different theoretical approaches in discourse theory and analysis as well as a degree of ambiguity about the precise methodological application of the concepts of discourse analysis.
Through a methodological application of a series of geometric manipulations of the thrust line, shapes are obtained that can resist the design acceleration by guaranteeing a compression-only load path.
According to this methodological application, the actual Delphi expert interviews and conclusions (about scenarios, visions, missions, strategies or thematic conclusions) are presented to the subject matter experts (from different scientific fields), which once more discuss the Delphi results and evaluate the relevance of key findings of the study.
To support the practical adoption of this theory, this paper reports and reflects upon a methodological application of Social Practice Theory which was used to investigate the domestic kitchen-based practices of older adults (aged 60+) in order to understand the role of food safety within the everyday performance of these.
Finally, we verify the proposed schemes by methodological applications and analyze the convergence rate.
Other methodological applications of this framework are imaginable in other phases of the life course, or non-human subjects.
In part, the variability in many papers may eventuate from the wide range of exercise tasks and methodological applications, as well as heterogeneity between participant phenotypes.
This paper provides guidance in defining these challenges and opportunities by first reviewing the evolution of methodological applications and available data in highway-accident research.
Additionally, measuring the targets of visual attention can have important methodological applications for the study of animal communication, social interactions, food search, mate choice, and anti-predator behavior in multiple taxa [6] [8].
