The phrase "applicable for this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a certain rule, guideline, or condition is relevant to a specific situation or context.
Example: "The new policy is applicable for this project, ensuring that all team members adhere to the updated standards."
Alternatives: "relevant to this" or "pertinent to this".
It is shown that the Kharitonov theorem is not applicable for this type of polynomial.
The methods of GPS tracking and HR monitoring seemed to be applicable for this purpose.
Another aim was to determine which of the rref = 1 mm, rref = 0.05 mm, and J-integral assessment approaches are applicable for this joint type.
Prior works on Byzantine agreement are not applicable for this problem since they assume that either G is known, or that every pair of nodes can directly communicate, or that nodes use a key distribution infrastructure to sign messages.
Traditional commercially available carbon rejection and hydrogen addition routes are still applicable for this purpose, however they have shown some limitations when the oil is heavier, which directly impact in the economy of the technology.
Since the gradient information is not easily available due to the complex nature of equations, the traditional gradient-based optimization methods are not applicable for this kind of system models.
As a liquid reactor the physical properties of the reactor are significantly influenced by the fuel salt flow therefore conventional analysis methods applied in solid fuel reactors are not applicable for this type of reactors.
As a liquid reactor the physical property of reactor was significantly influenced by fuel salt flow and the conventional analysis methods applied in solid fuel reactors are not applicable for this type of reactors.
After comparison of the verification results, the Taguchi Grey method is applicable for this study due to the confirmation result which is comparable and fulfill the standard (IEEE Std 299-1997, BS EN 998-1, ASTM C1329, ASTM C596, and ASTM C1437) requirement.
It is complicated to select the most appropriate technology from a set of alternatives in a scientific way and therefore, this study focused on the granite block sawing process and used sustainability-based Multiple-Attribute Decision-method (MADM) metood to evaluate the performance and cross-media effects of alternatives applicable for this process.
The present contribution is a first approach to achieve this goal by focussing on the development of simulation models for the reactor design on the basis of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and basic criteria whether a chemical reaction is applicable for this special type of reactor.
