Uplatována

Uplatována is a Czech feminine singular passive participle of the verb uplatňovat, meaning to apply, exercise, claim, or enforce. In text, it functions as a participial adjective describing a process, right, measure, or rule that is being applied or asserted. The prefix u- adds a sense of bringing something into effect, while the stem plat- relates to applying or enforcing something that is due or valid.

Grammatical notes: As a participle, uplatňována agrees with the noun in gender, number and case. The masculine counterpart is uplatňovaný, and the neuter form is uplatňované. In standard usage, uplatňována often appears with feminine singular nouns, and the form may vary to match surrounding grammar. In legal and administrative language it can describe procedures, rules, or measures that are being implemented or asserted.

Usage and context: The term appears in law, government reports, regulatory texts and academic writing. It conveys a sense of active application or assertion, for example in phrases such as uplatňovaná práva (rights being exercised) or uplatňovaná pravidla (rules being applied). It is commonly used to indicate that certain rights, claims, or obligations are being enforced or put into practice.

See also: uplatnit, uplatněný, uplatňování, uplatňovat. The concept is closely related to applying rights, claims, or rules within legal and organizational contexts.