The phrase "applicable measure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a relevant or suitable metric or standard for evaluating something.
Example: "In order to assess the project's success, we need to determine the applicable measure of performance."
Alternatives: "relevant metric of" or "suitable standard of".
The statistical analysis was conducted on those groups of days, revealing trends in each of the groups, similarities between days within groups and the 95th percentile radii as a practically applicable measure of model performance.
The counter-examples validate the fact that the expected-compliance, as a statistical abstraction based on more or less theoretical assumption about normality, not a general applicable measure of robustness.
But the phrase "legitimately on premises" has not been shown to be an easily applicable measure of Fourth Amendment rights so much as it has proved to be simply a label placed by the courts on results which have not been subjected to careful analysis.
Forb and grass materials rooted within the quadrat were clipped 2 cm above the ground level (clipping at grazing height to give a more applicable measure of forage biomass).
This is a globally applicable measure of the amount of solar radiation energy intercepted per year at ground level, had there been no clouds, trees or other shading structures.
A standardised, comprehensive and widely applicable measure of clinical education placement quality is required.
An unmet medical need exists for robust, minimally invasive, and universally applicable measures of early tumor response to anti-cancer treatment.
As such, a technique that generates locally applicable measures of MTI and in a rapid, logistically feasible manner would have great potential for use by district and national malaria control teams.
The goal of PhenX is to identify 15 high-priority, well-established, and broadly applicable measures for each of 21 research domains.
Understanding that improvement requires measurement [7, 8], the availability of applicable measures for emergency care in LMICs is essential.
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