The phrase "applicable topics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to subjects or themes that are relevant or suitable for a particular context or discussion.
Example: "In our meeting, we will focus on applicable topics that directly impact our project outcomes."
Alternatives: "relevant subjects" or "pertinent themes".
The game design framework presented illustrates a clear approach for serious games dealing with topics applicable at societal scales.
Recently, the Institute of Medicine published standards for performing systematic reviews for comparative effectiveness research; 1 although these standards mainly focus on systematic reviews addressing questions of intervention effectiveness, many of the items are applicable across all topics.
The continuous development of topology dates from 1911, when the Dutch mathematician L.E.J. Brouwer (1881 1966) introduced methods generally applicable to the topic.
The current results are however applicable for programming topic of medium complexity.
Amongst imaging modalities applicable to this topic, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), as a tool not relying on ionising radiation, is the most attractive.
We appreciate that different aspects of quality will be applicable to different topic areas and for different study designs.
The clinical sessions always began with theory, wherever this was applicable to the topic, followed by the presentation.
One reviewer omitted items on: reference standard, disease progression bias, partial verification bias, differential verification bias and incorporation bias as these were not applicable to the topic area because there was no reference standard (the review was on prostate biopsies).
While publication bias is applicable to any topic area, we believe that comparative surgical trials in orthopaedics are relatively rare, and papers for such comparisons are likely to be submitted and accepted by journals regardless of the findings.
