The phrase "always be applicable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rules, principles, or guidelines that are consistently relevant or suitable in various situations.
Example: "The safety protocols we established should always be applicable, regardless of the circumstances."
Alternatives: "should always be relevant" or "must always be suitable".
These tests, however, may not always be applicable [2].
Developing flow structures in LSCFBs are strongly influenced by some parameters such as turbulent kinetic energy at the inlet so that the proposed similitude method may not always be applicable.
The conductors made up of trapezoidal wires are used to examine the effects of wind and rain loads, and therefore some of the models and findings of the present contribution may not always be applicable.
We also discuss why current evidence-based medicine concepts of proving the value of a new therapy may not always be applicable in individualized medicine and alternative paths that should be explored.
Even if one accepts arguments that risk reduction approaches could reduce the relevant standard of information required, it is not clear that they would always be applicable in the biobanking context.
The interaction between the turbulence and the chemistry in describing the nature of MILD combustion is expected to play a significant role however[7], so the analogy to a WSR may not always be applicable.
"This kind of compensation has always been applicable under UK law.
Now, the law has always been applicable only to this five per cent of the earth, and anyone who went outside of it — the tiny minority that went to sea, for example — immediately found himself outside the law.
These characteristics have always been applicable to competitive gameplay, and to competitive sports generally (hence the assertions of many athletes in the US that the "need to win" helped overcome segregation in pro and college athletics).
Most important, he thinks that conservatives should pay more attention to the shifting needs of the citizens whom government ought to serve, instead of assuming that Reagan's solutions will always and everywhere be applicable.
The simulations indicate that because of reduced cover effectiveness with pre-oxidized tailings, the general design targets developed for non-oxidized tailings may not always be directly applicable to already oxidized tailings.
