The phrase "applicable to the problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether a certain solution, method, or concept is relevant or suitable for a specific issue or situation.
Example: "The proposed solution is not applicable to the problem we are currently facing."
Alternatives: "relevant to the issue" or "pertinent to the situation".
So the algorithms are not applicable to the problem whose dimension is extremely large, the real-time application which needs rapidness or an embedded device which lacks memory storage [15].
The process of EBM typically includes five steps: Formulating an answerable question from a clinical problem; finding the best available evidence applicable to the problem; critically appraising the evidence for validity, clinical relevance and applicability; interpreting and applying the results of the evidence in the clinical setting; and evaluating the performance [ 4].
Simple bending theory is regarded as applicable to the problem.
This example is directly applicable to the problem addressed in this paper.
Alternative heuristic methods are only able to satisfy part of the constraints applicable to the problem.
Hence, the procedure possessing the desired optimality and/or robustness properties may not be applicable to the problem at hand.
Its reasoning is persuasive and applicable to the problems confronting us in this case.
From a simulated FCCU main fractionator case study, we conclude that the proposed strategy for designing the proposed infeasibility handler is applicable to the problems of realistic size.
From the applied point of view, the importance of integral geometry problem over a family of straight lines in the plane is indicated in [5], where the problem models X-rays, and applicable to the problems of radiology and radiotherapy.
The main advantage of the proposed methods is that they are directly applicable to the singular problems and the problems in polar coordinates, without any need of modifications, hence reducing the manual and mechanical calculations reasonably.
If air capture were cheap enough to play a role there, wide-scale deployment might push its costs down further still, making it directly applicable to the climate problem.
