The phrase "applicability of the quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how relevant or suitable a certain quality is in a specific context or situation.
Example: "The applicability of the quality of resilience in this project is crucial for its success."
Alternatives: "relevance of the quality" or "suitability of the quality".
The applicability of and the quality of assessment using the nominal stress, structural stress and notch stress approaches for calculating the fatigue strength of laserbeam welded components made of thin steel sheets has been investigated.
The model differs from the existing schemes in two points: (1) the lattice Boltzmann numerical method is adopted to solve the advection dispersion problem by meso-scopic particle distribution; (2) and the model describes the relation between discharge, cross section area and solute concentration, which increases the applicability of the water quality model in practical engineering.
The results of a systematic review will be biased if the results of individual studies are synthesised without any consideration of quality in terms of potential for bias, lack of applicability and the quality of reporting.
In fact, the complete stopping of the primary ion beam in the patient prevents the applicability of conventional quality assurance techniques like electronic portal imaging [ 2], which are well established in clinical radiotherapy practice with photon radiation.
Ready-mixed concrete and total quality management are first considered in general, followed by an examination of the applicability of quality management systems to the ready-mixed concrete industry.
The potential for reframing questions has been acknowledged in the SCI literature for some time [ 19, 20], and has led to programs of research that are seeking to identify approaches that improve the applicability of existing quality of life measures for SCI populations [ 21].
However, the HCAHPS is not specific to the ICU portion of a hospitalization, which may limit its applicability to improving the quality of care within the ICU.
The applicability of the proposed methodology for the quality control of CLM was confirmed as indicated by the acceptable recovery values.
The results explicitly demonstrate the applicability of the developed sensor in quality control, pharmacokinetic studies and clinical analysis.
This method not only contributes to outliers diagnostics but also defines the range of applicability of the applied models and quality of the existing experimental data.
