The phrase "applicability of procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how relevant or suitable certain procedures are in a specific context or situation.
Example: "The applicability of procedures in this case will determine the effectiveness of our approach to the problem."
Alternatives: "relevance of procedures" or "suitability of procedures".
The applicability of such procedures is further examined, with additional solutions to an industrial problem considered in R5 the design and life assessment procedures used by British Energy in the UK.
These model predictions demonstrate the applicability of kinetic procedures and parameters determined in this study.
The real-time applicability of these procedures is demonstrated by experimental results for a control-oriented, finite-dimensional model of a distributed heating system.
This comparative line of research has focused more on the applicability of standard procedures followed in China and advice about legislation (Duan 2012) but attends to the practical logic of the case-filing procedure in only a limited way.
Furthermore, because of the limited applicability of diagnostic procedures, the genuine "non-specificity" of pain states or both, epidemiological surveys may include a considerable proportion of cases without an identifiable pathophysiological basis [ 26].
The applicability of the procedure was proven by routine analysis of over 200 samples.
This constitutes the applicability of the procedure within an industrial application where a large number of time series is automatically forecasted in a flexible and data-driven way.
When deciding which reconstructive procedure is the best after resection of a tumour, the surgeon must consider the applicability of the procedure, the level of difficulty, the patient's age and functional demands, and the morbidity and incidence of complications as well as durability of the reconstructive procedure [ 16].
The satisfactory results obtained confirm the applicability of the procedure.
