The phrase "applicability for both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relevance or suitability of something for two different subjects or groups.
Example: "The new policy has applicability for both employees and management, ensuring that everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "relevance for both" or "suitability for both".
Between the FRAP and CUPRAC methods, the latter has gained significant attention in the past few years because of its advantages in terms of its applicability for both hydrophilic and lipophilic antioxidants, its workability at physiological pH and its faster response (Huang et al. 2005).
The Model D-2 returned to having applicability for both speech and music, as did the Model D-3.
This method has applicability for both asexual and sexual lineages and species boundaries are estimated by concordant clades of multi-gene genealogies.
Furthermore, we applied a new measure (FASD), whose psychometric quality and applicability for both girls and boys has been proven before [ 17, 43] and which allows a broad assessment of aspects of appearance pressure from both peers and parents.
The two complementary methods were designed to demonstrate applicability both for research use in a lab setting and for high-throughput-automated culture formats appropriate for cell manufacture.
This example demonstrates the model applicability for engineering castings regarding both the calculation efficiency and functionality.
The computational performance analysis of the proposed methodology showed its applicability for online application.
A novelty of this publication is that besides the theoretical model, the practical applicability for the Netherlands is shown including both the risk-assessment and risk-management aspects.
In both cases the applicability for negative as well as for positive ion production is being tested.
Such a strategy can have a general applicability for production of transgenic plants depleted of both inhaled and ingested allergens.
The distributional method with its applicability for skewed data allows researchers to provide both continuous and dichotomised estimates without losing information or precision.
