The phrase "applicability for the analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how relevant or suitable something is for a particular analysis or study.
Example: "The applicability for the analysis of these data sets is crucial for drawing accurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "relevance to the analysis" or "suitability for the analysis".
Models applicability for the analysis of satellite motion is studied from theoretical and engineering perspectives.
Simultaneously the booming development of analytical methods has offered the possibility to use a great number of new instrumental micro-analytical techniques with non-sampling and in situ applicability for the analysis of written heritage objects.
The immunosensor applicability for the analysis of real samples was assessed by testing samples of cell lysate solutions obtained from human astrocytoma (glioblastoma) U-87MG cell line, with the experiments performed using the standard addition method.
As a result, the established on-line PMME-HPLC protocol, with good extraction efficiency (80.6 91.7%), satisfactory recovery (94.7 106% and 76.8 86.3% for water and serum samples, respectively) and low detection limit (0.3 1.4 μg/L), exhibited potential applicability for the analysis of chlorophenols in environmental and biological samples.
At first, the accuracy of the BEM, adopted for the design by optimization, is verified in terms of predicted propeller performance in order to assess its applicability for the analysis of modified tip geometries and check its confidence with respect to the allowable modifications of the blade shape.
The results have wide applicability for the analysis of gene expression in bacteria and may be extended to higher organisms.
Applicability of the analysis process was examined for a large-area high-current H− ion source of an NBI (0.25 m×1.25 m, 40 A, 180 keV).
Applying this assay we have detected diazepam in 'in/effluent samples' collected in Belgium and demonstrated the applicability for water analysis without off-line pre-concentration of the analyte.
Furthermore, the applicability of the sensor for the analysis of lactate concentration in human serum samples has been successfully demonstrated.
Several basic experimental parameters, such as extraction and separation conditions, were investigated along with the applicability of the method for the analysis of biological fluids.
The applicability of scattering techniques for the analysis of the complex structure of aqueous gel colloids is discussed.
