The phrase "applicability of terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how certain terms or conditions apply to a situation or agreement.
Example: "Before signing the contract, please review the applicability of terms to ensure you understand your obligations."
Alternatives: "relevance of terms" or "scope of terms".
That later in (1936/37) he called his non-eliminative definitions of disposition terms "reduction sentences" indicates that it was enough for him to provide a basis for the applicability of these terms by merely sufficient but not necessary conditions.
The existence of properties, we are told, would explain qualitative recurrence or help account for our ability to agree about the instances of general terms like 'red.' In the terminologies of bygone eras, properties save the phenomena; they afford a fundamentum in re for things like the applicability of general terms.
We usually think of the intension of a term as the set of essential properties that determines the applicability of the term itself, and its extension as the set of things to which it is properly applied.
The NDP will often differ from established programs for small molecules to account for target differences, a lack of or limited species crossreactivity and/or the limited applicability of long-term studies, as well as immunogenicity assessment.
With the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, the Eastern Bloc ceased to exist; with it, so did all applicability of the term Second World.
The objective of this study was to determine the applicability of the term bother, as used in Patient Reported Outcomes (PRO) instruments that will be translated into foreign languages from English for the United States.
Their study also further validates the applicability of long short-term memory recurrent neural networks for classification in emotion and mental state recognition problems.
The in-hospital survival of the WA cohort was then compared with the CORE cohort to look at the applicability of its long-term follow-up data to a larger population.
A validation cohort involving 4609 patients admitted during same time period with identical diagnoses from 55 ICUs across Australia (CORE cohort) was used to compare the patient characteristics and in-hospital survival to look at the Australia-wide applicability of the long term survival data from the WA cohort.
In their turn, the modifications have resulted in new mechanisms of drug delivery enhancement and followed by the expansion of applicability range in terms of targeted tissues and organs.
