The phrase "applicable for classification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something can be classified or categorized under certain criteria or standards.
Example: "The data collected from the survey is applicable for classification into various demographic groups."
Alternatives: "relevant for classification" or "suitable for classification".
However, the algorithm discussed below is applicable for multiclass classification as well.
With the definition of optimal chains and their chain scores, we introduce a quantifiable, rankable criterion of match quality to our PSSM-FM concept, making it applicable for sequence classification.
The HMMs of SUPERFAMILY are based on the sequences of domains collected in the Structural Classification of Proteins (SCOP) database [ 47] and are thus applicable for a structural classification of proteins.
This HMM library is based on the sequences of domains collected in the Structural Classification of Proteins (SCOP) database [ 27] and are thus applicable for a structural classification of proteins.
Thus, this method could not be applicable for the taxonomic classification of any random short sequences that are not homologues to the training dataset.
Recently widespread discrepancies in the classification of so-called urban and rural measurement sites for defining the UHI magnitude have been reported (10), and highlight the need for a universally applicable landscape classification scheme for defining and measuring the UHI magnitude.
For some countries, such as Peru, the criteria used for classification were not applicable to the country as a whole, but did accurately describe the treatment at the institutions that enrolled patients in this study.
Differences between healthcare systems and between countries limit the generalizability of the classes identified in the current study, although the procedure used for classification is still generally applicable.
The TNM classification is applicable for both clinical (cTNM) and pathological (pTNM) staging of primary colorectal tumours.
