The phrase "applicability to a specific" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something applies to a particular case or situation.
Example: "The applicability to a specific context is crucial for understanding the overall impact of the policy."
Alternatives: "relevance to a particular" or "pertinence to a specific".
Soil physical quality indicators (SPQIs) are used to make complex information more accessible to decision makers; however, their site-specific nature may restrict their applicability only to a specific soil type and/or management system.
The use of epidural analgesia across diverse surgical populations raises the issue of generalizability of results versus applicability of results to a specific population.
The results of this study lend support to Dobrow et al.'s (2004) description of a practical operational orientation (versus a philosophical normative orientation) of evidence, where 'what constitutes evidence is context-based … and evidence is defined less by its quality, and more by its relevance, applicability or generalizability to a specific context'.
The optimization of an ISWM strategy for an area requires the knowledge of available solid waste management alternatives and technologies, economic and environmental costs associated with these alternatives, and their applicability to the specific area.
Look at the 529 College savings programs available and their applicability to your specific circumstance.
Strengths and weaknesses of the approaches are, therefore, highlighted and their applicability to some specific SM measures are examined.
Three years ago Rzepnicki established a root-cause analysis pilot program there, adapting the approach to increase its applicability to the specific needs and large number of cases investigated by Kane's office.
The evidence-based approach is one answer to this challenge but is widely debated because of its limited applicability to context specific real life circumstances and because complexity by definition carries the burden of imperfection.
Most importantly, this approach has a limited applicability to specific settings, such as, e.g., hospitals, that require high-resolution information both at the spatial and temporal level to accurately characterize the interactions among individuals, in an objective way and by means of non-obtrusive methodologies.
