The phrase "applicable to the recent" is not entirely correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to clarify what is being referred to.
You can use it when discussing something that is relevant or suitable to recent events or developments, but it should be followed by a noun for clarity.
Example: "The findings of the study are applicable to the recent trends in technology."
Alternatives: "relevant to the recent" or "pertinent to the recent".
The objectives of the speech are both to highlight particularly incisive and useful research to overhaul the policies of the largest state, and to reflect on which theories/concepts of research diffusion and use are most applicable to the recent Ca situation.
But it could also be applicable to the recent action taken by the IRS relating to funding Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) in 2018.
The evidence from our study that patient decision making is largely driven by convenience and a desire for timely care is particularly applicable to the recent national debate surrounding universal health care and the restructuring of primary care.
The latest manifestation of this theory should be applicable to the Fed's recent action this past month in reducing its lending rate to banks.
Methods to estimate long-term effective size (Schug et al. 1997) are by definition not generally applicable to the problem of detecting a recent sudden change in effective size.
The results may be applicable to the U.S. in general, with recent increases in NG generation (120% increase 1996 2010) and increasing use of cooling towers reducing water withdrawals in the U.S. (www.eia.org).org
The head of ground forces at the Iranian Revolutionary Guard has announced exercises in the south of the country, near the Strait of Hormuz, and America has begun its largest amphibious-landing drill for a decade, described by Admiral John Harvey of the US Fleet Forces Command as "informed by recent history" and "applicable" to the Strait of Hormuz.
According to a furious NIH staffer who read the e-mail to ScienceInsider over the telephone, this morning's message from NIH intramural research chief Michael Gottesman states: "HHS [the Department of Health and Human Services] has determined that the recent preliminary injunction... is applicable to the use of human embryonic stem cells in intramural research projects.
For this reason the authors looked at the recent business literature for a potential CoP or VCoP model that might be applicable to the health sector.
The recent model of a methylation reinforcement during the reproductive stage, as seen for transposons [ 98], seems to be not applicable to the de novo methylation of transgenes.
"It's just as applicable to the romanticized lifestyles that represent overcoming impoverished trappings through the indelible appetite for freedom, as it is to its most recent re-appropriation as a dirty word via circumstantial linguistic weaponry.
