The phrase "applicability of measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relevance or suitability of certain measures or actions in a specific context.
Example: "The applicability of measures to address climate change is crucial for effective policy-making."
Alternatives: "relevance of measures" or "suitability of measures".
Our work is unique since it demonstrates the routine clinical applicability of measuring admission CFD levels as a prognostic factor, using a simple, fast, and inexpensive method.
We therefore evaluated the applicability of measuring organic acids in hydrolysate without any extraction or derivatization steps or the use of internal standards by applying a simple isocratic elution and time-of-flight mass spectrometry detection for high mass-accuracy compound confirmation.
The choice to use positive and negative agreement rather than other measures, such as the kappa statistic or sensitivity and specificity, was driven by inherent limitations in the applicability of these measures to the current study.
This work provides a revision of the classifier selection methodology and evaluates the practical applicability of diversity measures in the context of combining classifiers by majority voting.
The optimal design and the applicability of such measures for la Faute-sur-Mer but also any other estuarine environment are finally discussed.
To test the applicability of these measures, a within-subject experimental design was adopted where fifty regular aNobii users searched alternately with three book-finding tools: browsing "friends' bookshelves", "similar bookshelves", and "books by known authors".
Next, Hong Kong's MTR system, as one of the most advanced urban rail systems [23, 24], was used as a case study for illustrating the applicability of centrality measures to strategic facility management and risk management.
The applicability of test measures in clinical practice is another important point to consider.
RR assisted in statistical programming, quality control, review of quantitative methods, and development of population health applicability of these measures.
There is a need to look at the applicability of such measures which are feasible in our medical school setting.
