The phrase "applicability of the protocol" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how relevant or suitable a particular protocol is in a given context or situation.
Example: "The applicability of the protocol in this scenario is crucial for ensuring compliance with industry standards."
Alternatives: "relevance of the protocol" or "suitability of the protocol".
All participants were satisfied with the applicability of the protocols, as indicated by a mean score of 8 points (range: 7 10) on the NRS of satisfaction.
7 9 There is limited evidence of the applicability of these protocols in the context of developing countries, whose populations were not included in any of the aforementioned study samples.
The currently-analyzed organizational levels are meant to exemplify the applicability of this protocol to other organizational levels and possibly even to other multivariate datasets unrelated to immune function.
We test the applicability of this protocol on historic museum beetle specimens dating back to AD 1820 and on ancient beetle chitin remains from permafrost (permanently frozen soil) dating back more than 47,000 years.
A single patient was then superimposed on the average and color-coded displacement maps were generated to demonstrate the clinical applicability of this protocol.
And the present study reports this, in addition to this the genetic stability analysis through three different approaches assure the reliability and applicability of this protocol for other Oryza sativa rice varieties.
The effectiveness and applicability of the proposed protocol are demonstrated by carrying out computer simulations and real experiments with the develped multi-robot system.
General applicability of the best protocol for plant recovery from SE was determined by comparing the optimized two-step culture procedure with the standard MS1B single-medium culture procedure using SE of three V. rotundifolia cultivars and lines 'Ala', 'Del', 'Del-HS', four V. vinifera cultivars including 'Cha', 'Che', 'Mer', "TS' and V. vinifera hybrid 'Sey'.
