The phrase "applicable in future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rules, policies, or conditions that will be relevant or enforced at a later time.
Example: "The new regulations will be applicable in future, starting from next year."
Alternatives: "relevant going forward" or "applicable moving forward".
In addition, certain properties of gold nanoparticles (e.g., conductivity, catalytic and photocatalytic activity) suggest that gold-nanoparticle-functionalized carbon nanotubes may prove applicable in future fabrication of nanodevices.
The gadget in question, called CogRadio, and made by Radio Technology Systems of Ocean Grove, New Jersey, can switch at fast-enough rates to be imperceptible for, say, a video viewer; as well as in sufficient quantities that any research done on it, or software written for it, will be applicable in future real-world commercial devices.
Therefore, this method is expected to be applicable in future studies on this issue.
In response, Lord Hill acknowledged that for any lessons to be applicable in future, they must be presented within a "reasonable timeframe" but insisted the inquiry should not be "rushed".
By this method, vigilance monitoring and classification is broadly applicable in future studies to control for intra-individual variability.
Importantly, the method presented here has been thoroughly characterized and shows a broad dynamic range of accurate [D4] 4 quantification, making it applicable in future studies.
He said France's already favourable tax regime for expatriates and French nationals returning from stints abroad would in future be applicable for their first eight years in France, up from five currently.
He knew that if the judge, Mr Justice Staughton accepted that that Act was applicable, then in future other laws relating to indecency could also be applied.
Both methods have potentially promising application in future design of novel techniques applicable in cell physiology, histology and pathology.
This goal has not only now been accepted but explicitly made "applicable to all countries", which is widely understood to mean that developing as well as developed countries should in future take on binding commitments.
Through a model defined independently of the IP Multicast deployment progress, our results on state are applicable in the future.
