"high practicality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is highly practical or useful in some way. For example, "The design of the building was praised for its high practicality."
High practicality points go to the flea-repellent cedar frame and the chewable rawhide handgrips.
The training program met high acceptance by both groups of participants and high practicality in clinical practice.
The simulation results indicate that the developed particle swarm optimization based design methodology exhibits not only superior reliability but also high practicality, simplicity, and implementability for optimal planning of real-life CSO storage facilities.
It provides a simple route for fabrication of planar MSCs with high practicality and high performance.
Because of the high practicality and the low cost, they argued for the use of the in-house placement test.
Therefore, it is a competitive alternative to conventional photolithography for the efficient, low-cost, and large-scale production of planar MSCs with high practicality for further industrial applications.
Although PCM undergoing liquid gas transition have higher heat storage capacity than those undergoing solid liquid transition, the latter have the higher practicality because of their smaller volume changes in comparison to PCM that undergo liquid gas transition [4, 5].
This achieves the original aim of the QuickDASH, to be a shortened version with comparable or preferable psychometric properties, no item redundancy and higher practicality.
Scores high on: Practicality.
These results indicated that the duo trio with a constant-reference incorporating the consumers' state of mind by using the affective reference frames and selective test sequences had the operationally favorable sample sequences and higher test practicality.
This demonstrates the high yield and practicality of implementing this hybrid circuit scheme for both rigid and flexible circuit applications.
