The phrase "applicable in spite of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is relevant or valid regardless of certain conditions or obstacles.
Example: "The policy remains applicable in spite of the recent changes in regulations."
Alternatives: "relevant despite" or "valid regardless of".
Strategic planning is a vital management tool for projecting the long-range business goals and is not only for big businesses, but also applicable to small businesses in spite of their limited resources.
It is therefore neither easily applicable, nor generally valid, in spite of its theoretical soundness (Hull, 1997).
However, qRT-PCR in spite of being highly sensitive is applicable specifically under conditions of complete or partial degradation of the target mRNA.
The TTC is a risk prioritization tool that must be reserved for those situations in which trace levels of a chemical occur in spite of adherence to GMP and applicable HACCP plans.
In spite of relatively weak thermostability, the assay will be applicable to handy detection of various PPIs in vitro including in vitro diagnostics and drug screening.
In spite of the possible exceptions, this definition should be widely applicable for different types of microbes.
Thus, there is a need for prevention programs which run long term and can be applied comprehensively, in spite of schools' limited financial and personnel resources and may be applicable in a large scale at state or country level.
In spite of being inscribed thousands of years ago, this saying is still applicable to us today.
In spite of the incompleteness in ISCS and CSS generation, they were proved to be applicable due to the significant contribution of the dominant QTL studied in our research.
In this article it is shown that (in spite of the asymmetric elements) the short-circuit calculations can be done by factorisation performed by procedure applicable to symmetric matrices.
