The phrase "actually applicable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is relevant or suitable in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The guidelines provided are not actually applicable to our current project, as they were designed for a different scope."
Alternatives: "truly relevant to" or "genuinely suitable for".
These weren't actually applicable to the men in the photos, but participants didn't know that.
And she's not the woo-woo type that says things that sound nice but aren't actually applicable to your life or your business.
Besides, the results are actually applicable to general oscillator networks.
The same requirements are actually applicable to successive method working with samples obtained by any preservation method, be it FF or FFPE or some other [ 19, 20].
To be actually applicable to real-world big networks, the local implementations of the algorithm described in Section "Local implementation of network-based algorithms" require specific technologies for an efficient access to the secondary memory: indeed we need to efficiently load small parts of a graph, update them in primary memory and finally store them back to disk.
Much of our legacy IT is actually highly applicable to the next generation of digital business, and with the right metrics to evaluate against, businesses can move rapidly today in order to build what they need tomorrow.
Though we might laugh about projecting a QR code on one computer to scan it with another, that scenario is actually more applicable to the real world than you might think.
Because the Canadian material was much more complete, most representations and discussions of Kritosaurus from the 1920s to 1990 are actually more applicable to Gryposaurus.
We used a locked database in retrospective "offline" settings, but the same method with no change is actually applicable for an online database to monitor patients' adherence in real-time.
The advantages of focusing on "real-world" English are that it is actually applicable and useful outside of the classroom for years to come.
Examples include a descriptive study of a patient with a rare condition, or a study of a specific case to determine whether a broadly applied "universal" theory is actually applicable or useful in all cases.
