The phrase "applicability to estimation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a certain concept, method, or rule can be applied to the process of estimation in various contexts.
Example: "The applicability to estimation of this new model has been thoroughly tested and validated in recent studies."
Alternatives: "relevance to estimation" or "pertinence to estimation".
These factors are not addressed here, but understanding and identifying these sources of uncertainty will help to refine the model and improve its applicability to carbon mapping and estimation and applications to other seasons or regions.
These results support the applicability of this method to estimation of tectonic evolution of sedimentary basins and magnitude of over-pressurization.
It therefore becomes essential to test the accuracy of estimating chronological age from age estimation methods and their applicability to different populations.
Finally, the developed constitutive model is verified and demonstrated to be high applicability to RCC material and improves the estimations of the dynamic mechanical properties of RCC.
A noteworthy advantage of this age estimation method is its applicability to most human tissues, cell types, and fluids (including blood).
While the present work concerns with the GMA modeling of metabolic networks, the estimation strategies discussed in this work have general applicability to any kinetic models that can be written as X ˙ t k = S v t k.
We review the theory of regression discontinuity estimation in the context of targeting, and explore its applicability to several marketing settings.
However, system GMM is a fragile and complicated estimation method, and future work should continue to critically assess its applicability to this issue.
In the present paper, we briefly describe the automatic CMT estimation procedure, then describe the tsunami forecast system, show the forecast accuracy, and discuss its applicability to disaster mitigation.
