The phrase "applicable and used" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is relevant and has been utilized in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The guidelines provided are applicable and used in various industries to ensure compliance with safety standards."
Alternatives: "relevant and utilized" or "pertinent and employed".
The comparison between paediatric clinical trials and adult EMA and FDA guidance highlighted that regulatory definitions are only variably applicable and used at present.
This model of resilience can be applicable and used on a global scale, even among adult populations with necessary adjustments.
The subscale competencies related to the extent a statement was applicable and used ten-point Likert scales.
We applied the MeSH Terms tool when applicable and used no filter to select the studies from those databases.
In the cases when within-cluster MI was applicable and used to impute the missing data, empirical standard errors from GEE method were acceptable for CRTs with VIF≥3; however, for CRTs with VIF<3, empirical standard errors were inflated.
In recent years, effort has been made to make the results of fluid inclusion studies applicable and use them in the design of the exploration process.
According to the present study, almost two-thirds of the family doctors have the DM2 guideline at their disposal, and the majority of the doctors consider them applicable and use it in daily practice.
All sacrificed individuals were handled according to applicable regulations and used for comprehensive analysis (Lechner et al., 2013b).
This dichotomy is applicable to many AI applications and use cases, be it extended reality (AR/VR), medical applications, robotics, industrial, consumer, etc.
The cultural validation study for the Brazilian population of the CHQ was made to the form applicable to parents/guardians and used 314 healthy individuals [ 14].
One test that detected aryl amines by reacting with 4- dimethylamino benzaldehyde seemed to be particularly applicable and was used in a proof-of-principle experiment.
