The phrase "absence of applicability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is not relevant or does not apply to a particular situation or case.
Example: "In this scenario, we must consider the absence of applicability of the previous regulations to our current project."
Alternatives: "lack of relevance" or "non-applicability".
In the absence of the applicability domain restriction, each model can formally predict the property of any compound, even with a completely different structure from those included in the training set.
Furthermore, some of our comments were restricted by a sparsity of data or absence of knowledge on the applicability of specific aspects/points to the pediatric population.
Further, because our studies were performed in an animal model in the absence of underlying cardiovascular disease, direct applicability to humans cannot be assured.
Commonly identified flaws in these reliability studies were low sample size, unclear selection criteria, the use of only healthy individuals, use of inadequate reliability statistics, the absence of a protocol, and questionable applicability in clinical practice.
In addition, we explored the relative merits and drawbacks of our approach for reconstructing genetic mating system in the absence of parental information, including its applicability to future studies.
But despite the favorable characteristics of LAESI, (and IR-LAMICI) MSI for spatially-resolved food analysis, including a large (102 × 76 mm) temperature-controlled x– y– z sample stage, enabling both macroscopic (≥1 mm) and microscopic (<1 mm) analysis under ambient conditions, and the absence of any sample preparation, its applicability has been hardly investigated.
However, limited clinical experience with it and the absence of intravenous formulations strongly reduce its applicability in critically ill patients.
The full diagnostic code for the DSM-IV-Axis-1, the presence or absence of diagnoses on Axis2 and Axis-3, the applicability or non-applicability of DSM-IV-Axis-4 questions and the score for DSM-IV-Axis-5 Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF) was recorded for each assessment.
A number of cases have involved the C.F.A.A., to varying degrees of applicability.
Architecture of continuity with an endless array of applicability.
a defined domain of applicability.
