The phrase "applicable and relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information, rules, or concepts that are pertinent to a particular situation or context.
Example: "The guidelines provided in the manual are applicable and relevant to our current project."
Alternatives: "pertinent and appropriate" or "suitable and significant".
This has empowered developers to create more diverse apps, which are applicable and relevant in all walks of life.
Since the study is based on artificial data, the findings should be applicable and relevant to indices in other fields of study such as economics, social sciences, finance and medicine.
This paper explores to what extent the debt-swap concept might be applicable and relevant in a domestic setting by alleviating farm debt in return for on-farm conservation activities.
Are the quality Indicators/Standards applicable and relevant to the diversity of contexts in your region?
While the points we put forward resonate closely with the mining sector, we believe they are applicable and relevant to executives in other industries and throughout innovation and technology communities.
In the context of this study, salary and the equal distribution of profits and income along the whole chain of actors (e.g. the forest bioeconomy production chain from forest owners to pulp/paper mills) could work as an applicable and relevant indicator.
As a means of indicating how generally-applicable and relevant our finding are, we were interested to see what degree of overlap would be found between the UPSC-TC and Pt-TC experiments if the same OPLS analysis was carried out on the Pt-TC experiment.
Under applicable US GAAP and relevant voluntary standards, management has broad discretion to measure the loss at its known minimum value, most likely value, expected value, or quoted price (fair value).
When a call comes in to a salesperson's phone, a pop-up gives the name of the customer, the deal in progress (if any), the time of the appointment with that customer (if applicable) and other relevant notes.
These tools are widely applicable and still relevant.
If cost-effectiveness is calculated relative to a comparator that is available in one population but not in another, then the resulting cost-effectiveness ratio will be applicable and policy-relevant in only one of those populations.
