The phrase "a clear applicability to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is relevant or applicable to a specific situation or context.
Example: "The research findings have a clear applicability to the current challenges faced by the industry."
Alternatives: "a definite relevance to" or "a distinct applicability for".
Further study of this model may show clear applicability to help improve health literacy in underserved settings in both low-income and high-income countries.
Human sera of 7 HSV-1 seropositive individuals (#P1 P7) and 7 seronegative individuals (#N1 N7) documented a clear applicability for clinical sera: All 7 seropositive donors showed highly statistical significant neutralization of luciferase activity at 1/10 and 1/20 serum dilutions, whereas none of the seronegative donors showed signs of neutralization (Fig. 7c).
High-throughput targeted analysis of exome data has clear diagnostic applicability to current clinical practice.
On the other hand, it is obvious that the threshold should not be chosen too loose, in order to remove the clear applicability domain outliers successfully from the prediction.
Examinations of the function of a specific brain region or regions in patients or animal models would also be appropriate, provided that they demonstrate clear relevance and applicability to humans.
("You want a predicate whose applicability to what is happening in or to me is made clear to me by the very fact of that thing's happening", Hinton 1967, 224).
L. 96 221, § 603(a), struck out applicability to agricultural purposes.
Apli is currently operational in Latin America, but the platform has clear applicability in global markets.
A clear definition of interologs and their applicability to estimate the reliability of HTP experiments [14], [15] have been found to be useful in expanding protein interaction networks [12], [16] [18].
(e) as (a) and struck out applicability to the Navy.
