The phrase "applicable to human" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe something that is relevant or suitable for humans. Example: The lessons taught in this course are applicable to humans of all ages and backgrounds.
Such information, scientists believe, may be applicable to human diseases.
These anatomical methods are occasionally applicable to human disease.
"It was difficult to demonstrate how this was applicable to human welfare," said Fields.
This phenomenon may, in the future, be applicable to human cleft lip and palate repair.
Some are time consuming, expensive, or not directly applicable to human plasma.
She felt guilt, she says, because for years her work had involved studying genes and proteins rather than research directly applicable to human exposure.
The PD index, which reflects cell metabolism, may also be applicable to human iPSCs because similar metabolic changes occur during human iPSC generation14.
Given the molecular conservation of developmental genes and pathways, insights from cichlids are applicable to human facial variation and disease.
But even though the skeletons do look Caucasoid, other evidence indicates that the concept of "race" may not be applicable to human beings of ten or fifteen thousand years ago...
A gene therapy approach using AAV-mediated RNA inthroughnce through an anti-Hif1a significantlycantly mitigated the degeneration suggesting a potential intervention strategy that may be applicable to human patients.
This approach is equally applicable to human and veterinary pharmaceuticals since most of the transporters and receptors expressed by human tissues are also expressed in animals.
