The phrase "applicability of this hypothesis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relevance or suitability of a hypothesis in a particular context or study.
Example: "The applicability of this hypothesis to real-world scenarios remains to be tested through further research."
Alternatives: "relevance of this hypothesis" or "validity of this hypothesis".
However, it is far from clear whether this is the only mechanism responsible for the evolution of operon organization, and the general applicability of this hypothesis to other members of the nematode phylum is not known.
The work of Griepernau and Böckmann (2008) goes some way towards incorporating pressure reversal with GA effects mediated via lateral pressure profiles, but it also shows that the applicability of this hypothesis depends crucially on the mechanism of action of the target protein.
Mathematical models provide theoretical support for the Red Queen Hypothesis [ 6, 8], even though there is controversy over the general applicability of the hypothesis [ 11, 12].
In addition, we calculated PASs for sentences of the 2005 LLL Challenge training data set as well as for the BioCreAtIvE - PPI dataset to examine the applicability of the hypotheses that entities mentioned within a sentence component labeled as subject phrase (ARG0) or argument phrase (ARG1) indeed act as biological "actor"/ target" in the way implied by the corresponding predicate of the PAS.
We here test the applicability of the hypotheses on multiple sexual signalling in the intra-sexual context by deciphering the elaborate agonistic signalling system in the world's largest antelope, the eland (Tragelaphus oryx).
In the present paper, the significance of the electroneutrality assumption and the potential difference derived from it, as well as the applicability conditions making this hypothesis valid, are discussed.
The main objective of this study is to assess the applicability of the hygiene hypothesis in the Chilean context.
This is in concordance with the applicability of the mutator hypothesis.
The applicability of Salomon's hypothesis to the temperature of tool inserts and workpiece is discussed during the interrupted cutting process.
However, applicability of the substitution hypothesis to other dimensions of nonorganizational religiousness (e.g., prayer) awaits similar scrutiny.
