The phrase "applicability for the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how relevant or suitable something is for a particular development process or project.
Example: "The applicability for the development of new software features must be assessed before implementation."
Alternatives: "relevance to the development" or "suitability for the development".
This raises the question about the general applicability of the development phases and the question if they are useful for multiple or all kind of integrated care services.
The NG modified GCE enabled excellent electrocatalytic regeneration of the enzyme cofactors β-nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NADH) and flavin adenine dinucleotide (FAD), underlining the applicability of NG for the development of new sensitive biosensors.
Thirteen epidemiologic studies of ingested asbestos conducted in five areas of the United States and Canada were reviewed and evaluated for the definitiveness and applicability regarding the development of ambient water quality standards.
While the work suggests that it may one day be possible to harness those mechanisms that protect against age-related memory loss in treatments that extend life and promote healthy brain functioning, Murphy pointed out that the results must be interpreted with a mix of caution and optimism in terms of potential applicability to the development of medical therapies for people.
The applicability of such information for the development of design specifications for strengthening of deteriorated concrete bridges is highlighted.
Thus, this candidate mutation could be of broad applicability in the development of the TFT.
Both the analytical derivation and the numerical procedure based on the connection relations yield equal results compared to standard methods, which highlights the applicability of the presented concept for the development of models of multiplicative inelasticity at large strains.
This study evaluates the applicability of open geospatial technologies for the development of a common measurement framework for UN SDG 11.
This study compares three genetic markers (16S, cyt b, and COI) used as identification tools to distinguish 50 fish species common in European seas in terms of (1) their power of resolution in sequence-based species identification (DNA barcoding) and (2) their applicability in oligonucleotide probe design for the development of a low density DNA microarray.
These data demonstrate the applicability of the isothiocyanate group for the development of high-quality conjugates, and the use of internalising MAb to significantly increase the photodynamic efficiency of conjugates during photoimmunotherapy.
