The phrase "address the applicability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a certain concept, rule, or principle is relevant or applicable to a specific situation or context.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address the applicability of the new regulations to our current operations."
Alternatives: "discuss the relevance" or "consider the applicability".
Comparative studies with a finite element solution free of any kinematics assumptions have been conducted to address the applicability and the efficiency of previously considered models and theories.
Finally, discussions are made to address the applicability of the proposed equation to be incorporated in future survival analyses of orbital debris.
This review will give an overview of the obtained results and address the applicability of the engineered CP enzymes for glycoside synthesis.
To shortly address the applicability of these results, i.e. obtained for very specific MOX cores, additional calculations were performed for hypothetical cases with increased MOX core fractions and with higher MOX assembly Pu enrichments.
Notwithstanding this concurrence of views resulting from the Government's concession, the sensitivity of the issues leads us to address the applicability of § 455 with the same degree of care and attention we would employ if the Government asserted that the District Court lacked jurisdiction or that § 455 mandates disqualification of all judges and Justices without exception.
A key factor to address the applicability of different models is the dynamic behavior of pattern formation.
Moreover, neither the Pennsylvania Supreme Court nor the Third Circuit has squarely addressed the applicability of the fiduciary shield doctrine.
This paper addresses the applicability of SystemC to simulate many-core architectures.
10 Petitioner McCleskey addressed the applicability of the cause-and-prejudice test only in his reply brief and in response to arguments raised by amicus curiae Criminal Justice Legal Foundation.
Due to increased collaboration between Fintech companies and banks, Bulletin 2017-21 addresses the applicability of the OCC's third-party risk management guidance to such companies.
The American Civil Liberties Union ("ACLU"), among others, in support of Quon, notes the importance of this case in addressing the applicability of the Fourth Amendment to new mediums, such as text messages.
