The phrase "applicability and capabilities of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the relevance and functions of a particular subject, tool, or concept in a specific context.
Example: "The applicability and capabilities of this software make it an essential tool for our project management needs."
Alternatives: "relevance and functions of" or "usefulness and features of".
Although a large number of mathematical approaches is now available to evaluate, select and rank the alternative materials for a given engineering application, this paper explores the applicability and capability of two almost new MCDM methods, i.e. complex proportional assessment (COPRAS) and evaluation of mixed data (EVAMIX) methods for materials selection.
The applicability and capability of the present local B-FD method were demonstrated through several heat conduction problems with heat generation and spatially varying conductivity.
The results illustrate the applicability and capability of the presented MPM framework and ANP model to assist maintenance managers in the definition and selection of MPI in line with the maintenance and corporate objectives and strategy.
The primary purpose of this study is to examine the applicability and capability of RVM and SVM models for predicting the UCS of volcanic rocks from NE Turkey and comparing its performance with ANN models.
This proves the applicability and capability of ultrasound-enhanced in-line ATR mid-IR spectroscopy as a real-time PAT method for the in situ monitoring of cellular biochemistry during fermentation.
We show applicability and predictive capabilities of this methodology in evaluating H C ratios between 0.01 and 0.65 in Archean and type III kerogens.
This is expected to improve the predictive and explicative capabilities of kinetic models, and thereby their applicability for in silico design of industrially competitive cell factories [ 46].
§ 217.201 Purpose, applicability, and reservation of authority.
§ 217.100 Purpose, applicability, and principle of conservatism.
