The phrase "and applicability to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relevance or suitability of a concept, rule, or principle in a specific context.
Example: "The study focuses on the theory's applicability to the current economic situation."
Alternatives: "and relevance to the" or "and suitability for the".
These successful applications demonstrate its efficiency and applicability to the design of low order multivariable controllers for complex industrial processes.
However, while significant efforts have been made towards CPS application in several other industry sectors, the exploration of CPS benefits and applicability to the construction industry is at the initial stage.
The characteristics required for multitenancy in wide-area networks are scalability to the large number of physical OpenFlow switches and applicability to the virtualization of multiple administration networks.
Comparison of experimental and simulation results demonstrated the improved robot had better amphibious motion performance, as well as more potentiality and applicability to the real structures.
The range (maximum and minimum values) of each freezer parameter was set according to the actual capability of the conventional freezer and applicability to the manufacturing process.
The research team identified optimal FRS tasks and surgical procedure modules based on currently available training modules, access to novices (and experts to review the videos) in the same specialty, generalizability, and applicability to the military.
It requires one to view problems through the lens of an engineer and consider issues of standardization, modularity, abstraction, and modeling and their applicability to the problem at hand.
Some numerical examples are solved to demonstrate the validity and applicability to practical engineering problems of the presented elements.
The method applied here was based on the findings of theoretical studies and its applicability to the experimental data and more detailed analyses are described elsewhere (Aita et al., in preparation).
The engagement process may improve the credibility of results and their applicability to the target population and may have an empowering effect on participants.
