The phrase "applicability to the evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how relevant or suitable something is in relation to an evaluation process or criteria.
Example: "The applicability to the evaluation of these new methods will be assessed during the review meeting."
Alternatives: "relevance to the assessment" or "suitability for the evaluation".
This highlights the relevance of the present method and its utility for research efforts involving small amounts of sample material, from human cancer samples to mouse models of disease, and its applicability to the immunoblot evaluation of steady-state relative protein expression levels in samples from multiple sources, following prolonged storage.
One method, the response-based damage index, has been critically evaluated for its applicability to seismic damage evaluation.
Therefore, the applicability of this method to the evaluation of steady-state expression of the whole proteome, particularly for undetectable proteins or to quantitative analysis, needs further testing.
In this paper, we reflect on the potential contributions of ANT and its practical applicability to evaluations of IT in the healthcare setting.
The applicability of linear notch mechanics to the evaluation of notched fatigue strength at elevated temperature was assessed in terms of the fatigue limit for crack initiation and that for crack growth.
This study enhances the applicability of eddy current testing to the evaluation of deep surface-breaking cracks in the front face of thick structures, while keeping the advantages of higher frequency inspection.
Although the proposed framework can be treated as a useful tool for evaluation, its authors indicate that there is a lack of evidence confirming its applicability; thus, it is necessary to evaluate the evaluation framework itself.
There are two distinct phases in this study: (1) the creation of the evaluation process, and (2) assessing the validity, usefulness, and applicability of the evaluation process.
International applicability requires the evaluation of criteria against data from other regions on dietary habits and food composition (if available) based on the above-mentioned decision framework.
