The phrase "applicability question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a particular rule, principle, or concept is relevant or applicable in a specific context.
Example: "Before we proceed, we need to address the applicability question regarding the new regulations in our industry."
Alternatives: "relevance issue" or "pertinence inquiry".
We retained all of the risk of bias signalling questions and applicability questions, with the exception of one item (prespecified threshold on the index test).
Part 10 (Applicability) questions if important populations have been excluded from the study, if the intervention is likely to be aimed at disadvantaged groups and if the study directly addresses the review question.
This was crucial to further refine the EMIC interview with regard to clarity, field applicability and questions concerning translation.
One of the aspects of any new course is the understandable uncertainty by the students that the approaches presented in class have applicability to questions of their own concern.
The fact that the study included only one university — and a selective, private research university at that — left its general applicability open to question.
Due to the absence of appropriate design guidelines, moment and shear design actions have been based on those used for spread box beam bridges; however, their applicability remains in question.
'Big data' is a buzzword for application of sensible questions to large data sets; no matter how big the data set, the utility is driven by the validity and applicability of the question, even before one begins to consider the provenance of the data.
Participants rate the applicability of each question over the previous 2 weeks by selecting one of 5 boxes (broadly ranging from 'Not at all', to 'All of the time').
After scale administration, a survey will be conducted to ascertain the patient's opinion on the level of understanding and applicability of each question.
