The phrase "applicable to everything" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a principle, rule, or concept that can be applied universally across various situations or contexts.
Example: "The theory of relativity is not just applicable to physics; it has implications that are applicable to everything in the universe."
Alternatives: "relevant to all" or "pertinent to everything".
But, she says, it's "not applicable to everything.
(Shopping around is a good general money saving tactic, applicable to everything from insurance to mobile phone and utilities providers).
There is a way to see metal as a corollary of political conservatism: "an eye for an eye" is its most common idea, applicable to everything from personal relationships to global politics.
The universities plan to organize the campus around three overlapping, shifting "hubs": technologies for "connective media," applicable to everything from finance to social media; health care industries; and sustainable development, chosen in part to mesh with the city's existing strengths.
There're multiple avenues to pursue, with the technology widely applicable to everything from pesticides to pharmaceuticals, flavorings and even energy.
Jones also sees application for a basic information layer, especially when it enables trust and transparency – providing content on the spot for where a product has come from, for instance, which would be applicable to everything from broad consumer purchases to luxury goods.
New Yorkers take Giuseppe di Lampedusa's famous aphoristic quip — applied to Sicily but applicable to almost everything — "If we want things to stay as they are, things will have to change," and turn it on its head.
C: When we began making the album, we weren't really thinking about that aspect, because it started off as us trying to make a type of music library that could be applicable to literally everything.
What I try to do on the course [at UCL] is demonstrate how relevant and applicable mathematics is to everything.
Researching everything applicable to each of your cases - including financial documents, statements by professional and lay witnesses, state investigations and psychologists opinions.
Learning about something you're curious about, even if it's not immediately applicable to your job, expands your thinking, and that's relevant to everything you do.
