The phrase "applicable exclusively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is relevant or suitable only in a specific context or situation.
Example: "The rules outlined in this document are applicable exclusively to the members of the committee."
Alternatives: "only relevant" or "limited to".
Three decades have passed since a federal court first published an opinion reading §109(a) as applicable exclusively to copies made in the United States.
The latter approach is, however, applicable exclusively in the case of morphologically homogenous groups as macaws and amazons.
Moreover, given that orientation selectivity circuitry maturation mechanisms and organization are likely to be present in other areas of the neocortex [13], [83], [84], it is plausible to consider that PDE1 inhibitors may not be applicable exclusively to FASD.
This is following an intensely difficult bout of clown college, which leaves clowns with a limited skillset applicable almost exclusively to the circus.
The principle illustrated by the example so frequently quoted (which concisely states the case in hand) "that a promise made to one for the benefit of another, he for whose benefit it is made may bring an action for its breach," has been applied to trust cases, not because it was exclusively applicable to those cases, but because it was a principle of law, and as such applicable to those cases.
In addition, all existing implementations are exclusively applicable to either rate- or window-based protocols and are unable to study performance of different protocols on a common platform.
Although the above methods are widely used to speed up MRI, they have limitations like decreasing SNR, being exclusively applicable to dynamic MRI, and need for special hardware or training data.
The method falls within the deterministic inversion framework, and it is exclusively applicable for the interpretation of the SP anomalies measured along a profile over sheet-type structures such as conductive thin films of interconnected graphite precipitations formed on shear planes.
Some professionals did mention that palliative care is exclusively applicable for people with advanced dementia.
Secondly, as our sample represented a heterogeneous group of users with severe mental disorders (which is also a strength), the results may not be applicable to a sample constituted exclusively of users with schizophrenia or other specific diagnosis.
Second, because our sample represented a heterogeneous group of individuals with severe mental disorders, the results may not be applicable to a sample composed exclusively of individuals with psychotic or mood disorders.
