The phrase "applicability of laboratory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how relevant or suitable a laboratory is for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The applicability of laboratory results to real-world scenarios is crucial for validating our research findings."
Alternatives: "relevance of the laboratory" or "suitability of the laboratory".
However, the applicability of laboratory studies depends on the correct scaling of the dominant physical properties.
In this context, the study evaluates the applicability of laboratory experimental setups for spectral analysis of burnt soils.
Therefore, the broad applicability of laboratory results to diverse clinical conditions is uncertain and the comparison of effects across studies is difficult.
The applicability of laboratory tests results to predicting field leachate concentrations, loads, or rates of reaction has not been adequately demonstrated, although early flush releases and rapid sulfide oxidation rates in HCTs should have some relevance to field conditions.
A common problem in assessing the applicability of laboratory flotation data is determining how closely conditions during laboratory testing of the ore matches those that occur in a plant.
With its economical suggestions and applicability of laboratory's large-scale production, this work indicates the possibility of using low cost agro-industrial wastes as renewable substrates for biosurfactant production.
In addition, the lack of representative thermodynamic and rate expression data contributed to the discrepancies between observations and simulation results, thus further research into the applicability of laboratory-derived thermodynamic and rate expression data to field conditions could minimize these discrepancies.
The applicability of our laboratory results to space plasma is discussed.
In this paper, we characterize the switching from SHT to SAHT in the sequence of the eruption activity, and discuss the applicability of the laboratory model by Lyons et al. (2013).
The following is a brief discussion of the potential applicability of selected laboratory tests in the trauma setting.
These definitions should be tested to determine their practicality or applicability, given the limited use of laboratory diagnostics in home care.
