The phrase "applicable for knowledge" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate phrase would be "applicable to knowledge." You can use it when discussing concepts, rules, or information that can be relevant or useful in the context of knowledge.
Example: "The principles of critical thinking are applicable to knowledge acquisition in various fields."
Alternatives: "relevant to knowledge" or "pertinent to knowledge."
Fuzzy logic, a multivalued logic similar to human thinking and interpretation, is highly suitable and applicable for developing knowledge-based systems in medicine for interpretation of medical findings, diagnosis and treatment selection [ 10, 11].
However, Cochrane-like review methods may not always be applicable for answering all knowledge synthesis questions, particularly those investigating complex and multidisciplinary topics [ 7, 8].
The paper argues that the experiment as a research method has been a largely missed opportunity in innovation research, in particular for creating applicable knowledge for businesses and organisations in the shape of new innovation tools and methods.
It is demonstrated here that the model is capable of predicting accurately the relative crest settlement of CFRDs and is potentially applicable for general usage with knowledge of the three basic properties of a dam (void ratio, e; height, H; and vertical deformation modulus, EV).
Accordingly, modeling using a RST to produce rules can overcome the limitations of statistical methods and the produced "if-then" rules can model the qualitative aspects of human knowledge applicable for decision makers.
One of the most important justifications for biomedical research is its usefulness for patients and patient care in the form of applicable knowledge for diagnostic, therapeutic and prognostic purposes.
Currently lacking for clinicians is an immediately applicable scientific knowledge base of clinical practice.
This knowledge is applicable for the design of more efficient photochromic molecules and for multichromophoric systems.
It is found that the proposed approach properly selects the most probable correlation function and is applicable for general choices of prior knowledge.
In addition, this new knowledge is applicable for development of integrated indicators of ecosystem status and health [119].
