The phrase "applicability in a wide" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing the broad relevance or usefulness of a concept, but it needs to be completed for proper usage.
Example: "The applicability in a wide range of scenarios makes this theory particularly valuable."
Alternatives: "broad applicability" or "wide-ranging applicability".
The self-organizing map (SOM) has found applicability in a wide range of application areas.
Graphene oxide (GO) membranes, as laminated and channel-rich architectures assembled by stacked GO nanosheets, have surpassed other two-dimensional (2D) nanomaterials and present preeminent structural specialization and potential applicability in a wide range of environmental applications.
p DMAB possesses some peculiar structural features which account for its applicability in a wide range of reactions and processes.
The modular design brings flexibility, reusability and applicability in a wide range of problems to the method.
The nanosensor found applicability in a wide pH range from 3 to 12, which is appropriate for evaluation in environmental and physiological conditions.
The excellent agreement between the present results and the reference data from experiments and other simulations demonstrates the accuracy, simplicity, and efficiency of the new method and its applicability in a wide range of complicated fluid structure interaction problems.
This approach can effectively improve DIFC's applicability and manageability in a wide variety of environments.
The concept of using this microscopic level of engineering was revolutionary in its applicability to a wide range of human endeavors including medicine, industry, and materials science.
The population balance equation (PBE) has received an unprecedented amount of attention in recent years from both academics and industrial practitioners because of its long history, widespread use in engineering, and applicability to a wide variety of particulate and discrete-phase processes.
Its applicability has been successfully tested in a wide range of infant foods.
The statistical methodology presented has general applicability for all twin types in a wide range of metals.
