The phrase "applicability of the identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the relevance or suitability of something that has been previously identified or mentioned.
Example: "The applicability of the identified solutions will be assessed during the next phase of the project."
Alternatives: "relevance of the identified" or "suitability of the identified".
In order to investigate the applicability (importance) of the identified sustainability indicators when comparing the sustainability of modular and conventional buildings, a survey was designed and conducted.
The applicability and significance of the identified critical factors for effectively designing waste minimization are also explored.
Focus groups can be used to pilot ideas and questions [ 14, 15], and we will conduct focus groups with people who have not used self-tests to reflect on the general applicability of factors identified in the interviews.
While this study provides new insight into perspectives of primary care providers related to the transition of diabetes care, further research is required to explore the experiences of a wider sample of practitioners and validate the applicability of themes identified in this exploratory study.
Therefore, we speculate that the applicability of our signature set in Asian populations might be better than the applicability of sets identified in African or European populations.
As shown in Figure 6, the distribution of expression differentials between our data and the Kim dataset is significantly concordant, indicating that the general applicability of our identified markers.
The quality of the phenotypic data has significant bearing on the accuracy of GWAS (Rafalski 2010) and on the applicability of the markers thus identified.
Consideration of the specific applicability of the success factors identified in this study during the design of marketing activities could benefit public sector food and health-related campaigns.
We believe the applicability of the 10 domains identified from the scaling-up literature should be more formally assessed to guide HIV programs focused on sustaining delivery at scale.
