The phrase "a broad applicability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the versatility or wide-ranging use of a concept, tool, or method in various contexts.
Example: "The new software has a broad applicability across different industries, making it a valuable asset for many businesses."
Alternatives: "wide applicability" or "extensive applicability".
This work is the first demonstration of trimodal in vivo bioluminescence imaging and will have a broad applicability in many different fields including immunology, oncology, virology, and neuroscience.
The strong and rapid therapeutic effect observed in our proof-of-concept study is of particular importance for a broad applicability of iPSC-Mac to target bacterial infections and quick clinical implementation.
Through a parametric analysis, this study confirmed that the three methods have a broad applicability for joints of various axial compression ratios, connection formations and column cross sections.
Overall, this work presents a new method to study photoreceptor cells at high structural resolution that has a broad applicability to the visual neuroscience field.
Importantly, to proof a broad applicability in other fungi the same strategy was used to generate mutants in the filamentous ascomycete Aspergillus nidulans.
Together with the results of our proof-of-concept studies, which demonstrated the ligand-binding capabilities of receptor proteins transferred from both animal organs and cultured cells, our data indicate a broad applicability of our proteoliposome methodology for identifying receptors for a variety of ligands irrespective of their receptor structures.
The developed protocol herein has a broader applicability to other prokaryotes containing endogenous CRISPR-Cas systems.
Experiments show that this approach has a broader applicability than the other detectors and has a good performance under rotation and some other image changes.
For this reason, and to allow for a broader applicability of this work, experimental details and discussion regarding the characterization, process optimization and validation adopted for the development of the dispersion method will be detailed and discussed in a separate and forthcoming publication.
