The phrase "applicable reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to reports that are relevant or suitable for a particular situation or context.
Example: "Please submit all applicable reports related to the project by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "relevant reports" or "pertinent reports".
He said that HHS and the Department of Justice were preparing a memorandum of understanding "to make clear the applicable reporting requirements".
The item work was applicable to only three people, but those for whom it was applicable reported a high negative impact.
Up to 70percentt of patients, for whom this was relevant (i.e. they did not indicate the question was not applicable), reported a negative experience with this aspect.
Where applicable, pathological reports from referring pathologists were reviewed to corroborate histopathological diagnosis of reviewed slides.
WHO MONICA/MORGAM criteria were used in the algorithms and included clinical symptoms and signs, findings in electrocardiograms, values of cardiac biomarkers and (when applicable) autopsy reports.
There was also consensus on a minor change of name, in that the word 'controlled' in STRICTA should be replaced by 'clinical', to indicate that it was applicable for reporting a broad range of clinical evaluation designs, including uncontrolled outcome studies and case reports.
With few exceptions, the Paediatric Utstein Style was found to be applicable for reporting retrospective data from in-hospital cardiac arrests in children.
Where applicable, the report provided various versions of these lists, each representing the outcome of a different interpretation of a legal criterion, such as different measures and trigger values for a 'significantly lower ADI'.
The remaining 11 criteria were evaluated on the scale "yes," "no," "not applicable," "not reported," or "cannot determine," with any response other than "yes" posing a certain risk of bias.
Where applicable, REMARK reporting criteria have been used [ 32].
