The phrase "applicability for obtaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relevance or suitability of something in the context of acquiring or achieving a specific goal or item.
Example: "The applicability for obtaining the necessary permits is crucial for the project's success."
Alternatives: "relevance for acquiring" or "suitability for obtaining".
We illustrate applicability of obtained benchmark designs for increasing/measuring the efficiency of the engineering designs for estimation of methane rate in various temperature ranges and under different correlation parameters.
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The results demonstrate the general applicability of the methodology presented for obtaining the geometrical layout and thickness distribution of the structure.
The simplicity and general applicability of the strategy should make it useful for obtaining highly active preparations of other enzymes as well.
For some closely related allergens, for example group 1 grass pollen allergens, cross-reactive T cell epitopes have been identified [ 53– 57] which may be advantageous for obtaining broader acting therapeutics with applicability in different world regions.
The applicability of the obtained expressions for controlling the chemical composition of the multicomponent systems and for model solutions with a desired temperature dependence of the concentration for one of the components has been discussed.
The Stakeholder Involvement and Applicability domains obtained the lowest scores.
To illustrate the applicability of the obtained results, we calculate the parameter intervals of constant sign Green's functions for particular operators.
Applicability obtained an arithmetic mean of 2.1 (where 1 = "best/highest" and 5 = "worst/lowest judgment").
In addition, both displacement-based and force-based dynamic increase factors (DIFs) are obtained and their applicability for predicting progressive collapse resistance is discussed.
