"a general applicability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a concept or procedure that is applicable in a wide variety of situations. For example, "The principles of mathematics have a general applicability that can be used to solve problems in many different fields."
The suggested mechanism for noise reduction with applied Vdc is the controlling of ddw which can be a generic mechanism for an MSM device and thus has a general applicability for such junctions.
An empirical correlation is formulated based on the FEM results to achieve a general applicability, which may help to improve the hopper design in practical applications.
Such a consistency between models and nature suggests a general applicability of experimental results.
Good agreement with these data over a wide range of conditions suggests a general applicability of the proposed model.
Such a strategy can have a general applicability for production of transgenic plants depleted of both inhaled and ingested allergens.
The reasonable agreement between the theory and the measurements indicates a general applicability for the proposed model.
But Keynes erred in implying a more general applicability of his theories than he should have.
Moreover, this ternary strategy shows a well general applicability for other systems that need hot-processing.
This gives the solver a quite general applicability to the class of problems previously mentioned.
Although the method has a more general applicability, for illustrative purpose, it is here mainly shown with reference to power-law rheological model and two different materials (tara gum mixture and dough of water and flour).
A total of 336 connections with a wide range of parameters on geometrical configurations, material properties and load positions was conducted to investigate (a) the general applicability of the experimental conclusion for the governing limit state, (b) the shear stress profile on the failure face and (c) the design equations based on fracture analytical models under various loading conditions.
