The phrase "applicable in a range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relevance or suitability of something across various contexts or situations.
Example: "The new software is applicable in a range of industries, from healthcare to finance."
Alternatives: "relevant across various" or "suitable for multiple".
Here we show that β-galactosidase from Geobacillus stearothermophilus (BgaB) can be applicable in a range of conditions, including different temperatures and oxygen concentrations.
In addition, we made parameter estimations to describe the MRC and the HCC to provide PTFs that are applicable in a range of European- and regional-scale models.
Accordingly, extensions to the TPB have been proposed to make the model applicable in a range of different contexts but, also, to address conceptual and measurement issues with the relatively weak normative construct.
The model described by Friberg et al. [ 48] aimed to be relatively simple with few estimated parameters thereby being applicable in a range of different situations, including model fitting to sparse data.
We developed this system to solve a problem that arose in the context of clinical research, but it is applicable in a range of situations where sensitive information is stored and updated in a database and it is necessary to ensure that it cannot be viewed by any except those intentionally given access.
He has made significant contributions to general equilibrium theory by extending the Arrow-Debreu model that underlies all price-theoretic analysis in economics, and has made the model more directly applicable to a range of problems in finance, public economics, and industrial organization.
Many of the themes such as motivation and balancing risk and choice are applicable for a range of settings including hospital in-patient units and domiciliary care.
This instrument was planned to be applicable in a wide range of research and clinical contexts, ranging from observational studies regarding the burden of dSS to randomized clinical trials examining treatment effects.
9 Interventions are likely to be most effective if they are multifaceted and broadly applicable across a range of infections in all age groups, rather than focused on single strategies for single conditions in single age groups (such as a guideline for managing sore throat in children).
The choices presented here result in a model that is applicable to a range of coastal problems from short time-scale tsunami propagation and runup, to long time-scale flows.
The longitudinal methodology used in this study is easily applicable across a range of surgical specialties that are associated with high morbidity such as upper gastrointestinal or vascular surgery.
