The phrase "additionally the applicability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relevance or suitability of a particular concept, rule, or method in a given context.
Example: "Additionally, the applicability of this theory in real-world scenarios must be evaluated to determine its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "furthermore the relevance of" or "in addition the suitability of".
Additionally, the applicability of these models outside the environmental conditions or size class sampled is unknown.
Additionally, the applicability of this method has been successfully assayed in ten commercial vegetable oils and derivatives.
Additionally, the applicability of the ICT outsourcing security level quantification model developed was verified by applying it to actual companies.
Additionally, the applicability of the proposed method is demonstrated by applying it to estimate the auto frequency response function of the lower arm in a car suspension.
Additionally, the applicability of the equation in engineering was evaluated by performing analyses of the measured values and simulations of the link forces of the steering mechanism for a nine-axle vehicle.
Additionally, the applicability of the distance analysis to the classification of non-malignant sampled was tested using psoriatic lesions and non-lesional matched controls as a model.
We additionally demonstrated the applicability of the proposed xMLAA-based approach to clinical patient data.
Additionally, we tested the applicability of the method on milk samples added with Lactobacillus strains at probiotic range concentrations and other taxonomically related bacteria, as well as pathogenic bacteria.
Additionally, we evaluated the applicability of the RVP and the RespiFinder-19 for routine diagnosis and the distribution of viruses in our patient cohort in 100 TS samples during winter (February) and summer (July).
Additionally, the potential applicability of simplified component-based expressions for the estimation of stiffness and capacity of beam-to-tubular column semi-rigid connections under shear loads is discussed.
Additionally, the wider applicability of this self-sufficient strategy was demonstrated in the production of D-phenyllactic acid.
