The phrase "applicability of a single" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the relevance or suitability of a single item, concept, or rule in a particular situation.
Example: "The applicability of a single standard across all departments has been a topic of debate among the management team."
Alternatives: "relevance of a single" or "suitability of a single".
The results in this row indicate the applicability of a single component for use in subjective quality prediction.
This study deals with the applicability of a single tooth bending fatigue test in the evaluation of gear blank manufacturing methods using three point bending loading.
This, together with the inherent impossibility to predict changes in product distribution, results in the restricted applicability of a single first-order reaction as predictive model for reactor analysis and design.
Our results should be interpreted cautiously because of the dubious applicability of a single substitution rate to different avian species.
These differences may affect limb morphology, thereby negating the applicability of a single equation to estimate body mass in a variety of extinct vertebrates.
If the latter is the case, future studies should cautiously verify the applicability of a single plasma miRNA, or the use of a combination of multiple plasma miRNAs for specific CRC diagnosis should be recommended.
Guthausen et al. investigated the applicability of a single-sided NMR sensor to measure the fat content in packaged food products [36, 37].
The clinical applicability of a single-tube RT-LAMP assay for detection of DENV RNA was assessed in a total of 305 serum samples freshly obtained from dengue-suspected patients.
In this paper, we report on the applicability of a small-scale, single step, acid-catalyzed procedure for quantitative determination of algal lipids as FAMEs through in situ whole biomass transesterification.
Static and dynamic emission tests have been performed in order to demonstrate the viability and applicability of proposed single access optical probe for full stream fast transient soot emission measurement in real-time.
