The phrase "applicability of the equations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how relevant or suitable certain equations are in a specific context or application.
Example: "The applicability of the equations in this study demonstrates their effectiveness in predicting outcomes."
Alternatives: "relevance of the equations" or "suitability of the equations".
The results demonstrate the applicability of the equation to well-log interpretation as a procedure for computing shale volume in shaly sand sedimentary sections.
To see the applicability of the equation to other cryogenic liquids, similar heat transfer tests in forced flow of liquid nitrogen are performed for wide ranges of conditions in this work.
Additionally, the applicability of the equation in engineering was evaluated by performing analyses of the measured values and simulations of the link forces of the steering mechanism for a nine-axle vehicle.
In addition, the ductility level reached by circular UHPFRC columns designed according to the minimum spiral reinforcement of current design provisions of the CSA A23.3-14 Standard and the ACI 318-14 Code were evaluated to investigate the applicability of these equations to UHPFRC columns.
The applicability of these equations is limited because they are deduced under the assumption of a constant diffusion coefficient.
For all sets of data analysis, eqs 1 and 2 provided a good description of the data as judged by the variance of the fit and visually, demonstrating the general applicability of these equations for describing a variety of repositioning reactions.
This equation has been used to expand Equations (1, 4, 5) to non-spherical shaped nanostructures to investigate the applicability of these equations about them.
This study was designed to (1) measure the body composition of the Sri Lankan infants using a reference method, the O dilution method; (2) calculate the body fat content of the infants using published skinfold prediction equations; and (3) evaluate the applicability of the skinfold equations to predict body fat among Sri Lankan infants against the O dilution method.
The applicability of this equation to the surface-dwelling, symbiont-bearing species G. ruber has been confirmed (Bemis et al. 1998; Benway et al. 2006).
Applicability of these equations was confirmed by the good agreement obtained between numerical and experimental values of the average gas velocity inside the crack.
