The phrase "applicable to questions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rules, guidelines, or criteria that are relevant to specific inquiries or topics.
Example: "The guidelines provided are applicable to questions regarding the project scope and deliverables."
Alternatives: "relevant to inquiries" or "pertinent to questions".
The results of these experiments are applicable to questions regarding terrestrial planet formation, bulk compositions and volatile accretion.
His equations describing the flow of heat through a solid wire proved applicable to questions about the velocity of a current in a cable.
The fire modeling approach described here should be applicable to questions related to climate change and disturbance interactions, particularly within locations characterized by steep topography, where temporally or spatially dynamic vegetation significantly influences spread rates, where fire severity is variable, and where multiple disturbance types of varying severities are common.
Almost 20%% (n = 8) of former teachers in this study responded 'not applicable' to questions regarding the mailing list, most likely as they left the field before the emergence of social media.
The latter were useful for review questions that addressed association between risk factors and frailty or biological markers and frailty, but were not applicable to questions on the clinical identification of frailty or even the prevalence of frailty.
"It's very questionable whether the ANSI standard is even applicable" to cancer questions, said Norb Hankin, an environmental scientist with the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency's office of radiation programs.
As engineers began bringing game theory to bear on questions within their field, however, they also realized that the tools of their trade were applicable to outstanding questions of game theory.
(2010a, b, 2011) and its Bayesian extensions (Park and Kaplan, 2015) might be applicable to causal questions with LSAs.
If you are admitted, the obligation to report conduct applicable to the questions in this section continues until your first day of class at Duke Law School.
From a policy perspective, this is a critical point: policies that target income and education do so in a targeted fashion - i.e., SES as a composite construct is not a policy target - and, as such, estimates of their unique contributions to ECEC selection are most directly applicable to policy questions (Duncan and Magnuson 2003).
These results demonstrate that relatively simple models of leaf water enrichment combined with spatially continuous precipitation isotope ratio and climate data layers yield accurate global leaf water estimates applicable to important questions in ecology and atmospheric science.
