The phrase "applicable for the formation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rules, criteria, or conditions that are relevant to the process of forming something, such as a group, organization, or concept.
Example: "The guidelines provided are applicable for the formation of new committees within the organization."
Alternatives: "relevant to the formation" or "suitable for the formation".
Mechanical methods are not applicable within the formation, especially near the wellbore area where maximum deposition occurs.
The three steps are applicable for the complex structure formation.
As of now, we suppose that clean Si 001) surfaces applicable for MBE formation of Ge/Si 001) heterostructures can be obtained at low temperatures (as low as 470°C).
The extent to which the factors that are important for biofilm formation on abiotic surfaces (our assay) are also applicable for biofilm formation on biotic surfaces (e.g. in IBCs) needs to be further studied.
To tackle these problems, we report a simple, low-cost, safe and broadly applicable hierarchical bottom-up assembly route for the formation of ultrathin (3 nm) vanadium oxide (V2O5) film on conducting MWCNTs.
Moreover, the absence of CLTs in the two-week mixed-medium method demonstrated that the secreted factors of fibroblasts and keratinocytes are insufficient for the formation of complex CLTs applicable to our self-assembly method and model system.
The HD is applicable to long-term exposure owing to its abundant aluminum providing for the formation of protective alumina, while the PC is not suitable.
I. Theory applicable to the free-molecule regime" in Physical Review E, "A new mechanism for the formation of meteoritic kerogen-like material" in Science, "Gas-nanoparticle scattering: A molecular view of momentum accommodation function" in Physical Review Letters, and "Formation of nascent soot and other condensed-phase materials in flames" in Proceedings of the Combustion Institute.
Additionally, in the future, the use of multimicroporous e-PTFE insertion may be applicable for the treatment of various ocular surface disorders with severe scar formation, such as Stevens Johnson syndrome, ocular cicatricial pemphigoid or chemical burns.
For a ratio of imbibition volume to pore volume of more than 1, the conventional definition of water location is not applicable for tight formations.
impetus for the formation of TFA.
