The phrase "applicability of a range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relevance or suitability of a specific range in a particular context, such as in research, analysis, or policy-making.
Example: "The applicability of a range of methods was evaluated to determine the most effective approach for the study."
Alternatives: "relevance of a range" or "suitability of a range".
It then reveals the solution for composite repairs to cracked fastener holes or corrosion damage under bi-axial loading and summarizes the findings for repairs to primary structures, and also discusses the applicability of a range of commercially available finite element programs.
From the literature, we considered the applicability of a range of theorized "functions" to the Zambian HIV caregiver context.
With the aim of describing the clinical applicability of a range of possible SBP thresholds including the traditional 90 mmHg and the statistically optimal threshold of 110 mmHg, Table 2 summarizes sensitivity, specificity, predictive values, likelihood ratios, as well as the false positive/false negative trade-off for increasing the threshold from 90 mmHg.
They consider similar constructs and have convincing evidence of applicability to a range of older populations, or different cultures.
They contain similar elements and have convincing evidence of applicability to a range of older populations and cultures.
After the development of relativity (which we will take up below), and its interpretation as a spacetime theory, it was realized that the notion of spacetime had applicability to a range of theories of mechanics, classical as well as relativistic.
Our intent is, by exposing the structure of recent biofuels research efforts, to raise awareness about scientific and economic areas still relatively unexplored and promote the discussion of their applicability to a range of stakeholders.
Dehydroalanine 3 could be subsequently functionalised with a nucleophile to give modified protein 5. Intrigued by the potential application of the Davis double-alkylation methodology, we explored its applicability to a range of biological systems.
Although conceived primarily in reference to the requirements within systems biology, libChEBI has been designed in a generic fashion allowing applicability to a range of software applications that utilise chemical data.
