The phrase "applicable to land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing rules, regulations, or conditions that pertain specifically to land or property.
Example: "The new zoning laws are applicable to land designated for commercial use."
Alternatives: "relevant to land" or "pertinent to land".
Land transferred to the Secretary of Agriculture pursuant to this section shall thereupon become national forest land subject to all laws, rules, and regulations applicable to land acquired pursuant to the Week's law.
Our approach broke down the inherent landscape complexity into tractable units that yielded information directly applicable to land managers and to the conservation of the species that comprise these communities.
The Romu project began as an exploration of methods for automated site preparation and installation of foundations for the earlier systems to build on; as it developed, the team determined that such interventions could also be directly applicable to land restoration tasks in remote environments.
In some instances, the property rights concepts applicable to land often work even better for intangible property because some of the difficulties in designing landbased systems disappear.
This remark is peculiarly applicable to land titles.
In accordance with the Federal lands program in 30 CFR part 745, the laws, regulations, terms and conditions of the Program are applicable to lands in Alabama subject to the Federal lands program except as otherwise stated in this Agreement, the Act, 30 CFR 745.13, or other applicable laws or regulations.
On the other hand, the phrases "land grabbing" and "land speculation" are perfectly applicable to other land transactions that have been taking place throughout Ethiopia over the past several years.
"recreation area" is a land use term that may be applicable to different land cover types: for instance sandy surfaces like a beach; a built-up area like a pleasure park; woodlands; etc. Classification is an abstract representation of the situation in the field using well-defined diagnostic criteria: the classifiers (Figures 1 and 2).
Generic methods applicable to multiple land use categories.
Although the case study is specific to a public protected areas strategy (PAS), the approach is applicable to other land acquisition contexts.
Many of the strategies for improved cropping and methods to make more effective use of the rainfall, discussed in Chapters 5 and 6, are most likely to be applicable to individual land holdings or to small groups.
