The phrase "applicable to the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rules, guidelines, or criteria that are relevant or relevant to a specific development process or project.
Example: "The new regulations are applicable to the development of the new software application."
Alternatives: "relevant to the development" or "pertinent to the development".
Some lessons from the ongoing endeavor to develop FLT3 inhibitors may be applicable to the development of other targeted agents for AML.
The proposed method is generally applicable to the development of targeted therapies in clinical trials.
I don't go with her all the way, but her polemic contains insights that are applicable to the development of the British working class.
Our approach may be generally applicable to the development of targeted therapies for tumors that have failed treatment.
Janet Weisenberger, director of the Ohio State University simulation laboratory, said that this research could be applicable to the development of semiautonomous vehicles.
Hearables have evolved from traditional hearing aids that already have many features applicable to the development of new hearables intended for everyone, not only those with hearing loss.
(b) In consultation with the Administration and subject to Administration approval, an applicant may develop a programmatic approach for compliance with the requirements of any law, regulation, or executive order applicable to the project development process.
This characteristic determines its atherosensitivity and makes this animal model more applicable to the experimental development of atherosclerosis.
HSI, given its roots in systems engineering, is most applicable to the design, development and deployment of major technical systems (e.g. industrial plants), critical technological subsystems (e.g. process control systems) and smaller systems or devices (e.g. human computer interfaces) (Kleiner and Booher 2003).
The macroforming knowledge is not applicable to the design and development of microparts.
(b) and (c) which related to guidelines or criteria applicable to the use and development of properties within a park protection zone, and preservation and protection of certain values, respectively.
