The phrase "affect applicability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how one factor influences the relevance or suitability of another factor.
Example: "The new regulations will affect applicability of the existing standards in the industry."
Alternatives: "influence relevance" or "impact suitability".
It is a single centre study, which can affect applicability of the results in other units.
Stroke topography has been shown to affect applicability of these tools in adults.
It is a single-centre study, which can affect applicability of the results to other units.
Not all children with acute concussions report to paediatric emergency department which may affect applicability to other settings.
Whatever is the cause of this phenomenon, it does not affect applicability of the proposed method to analyse such kind of foodstuffs simply because neither aspartame nor neotame are used during production of fish marinades.
A review on climate parameters affecting applicability of passive and low energy heating and cooling techniques is presented.
Another issue that affects applicability is that the decision model requires collecting and estimating input data regarding process contexts, process variants, and the master process as well as regarding the effects of BPS on the performance dimensions time, cost, quality, and flexibility.
Relevant research includes translation research (empirical research applying interventions proven in one context to others and evaluating factors affecting applicability), and knowledge translation research [empirical research into development and testing of knowledge translation strategies (Rychetnik et al. 2012)].
In these applications, the adsorption characteristics of these polymers are essential since it would affect their applicability and efficiency (Al-Hashmi et al. 2013).
In these applications, the adsorption characteristics of these polymers are essential since they would affect their applicability and efficiency [1, 9, 11, 12].
