The phrase "applicable worldwide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to rules, regulations, or concepts that are relevant or valid in all countries or regions.
Example: "The new environmental standards are applicable worldwide, ensuring that all nations adhere to the same guidelines."
Alternatives: "valid globally" or "relevant internationally".
The dataset discussed here is specific to Northern Europe, but the approach is applicable worldwide.
The methodology utilised in this research is applicable worldwide, and could be used to develop warning systems for other hazards.
The findings are useful and applicable to European policy makers and service users and the research findings may not be applicable worldwide.
"If any conclusions emerged from the debate in Davos, it was that no single proposal or new piece of regulation was likely to be applicable worldwide, across diverse cultures and borders".
More recent studies put the acquaintance average somewhere around 1,500, suggest that this figure is applicable worldwide and indicate that an individual's total correlates positively with his age and income.
We, thus, envision simplified methods of both improving the accuracy of clinical diagnosis and facilitating on-going medical education as being applicable worldwide wherever internet connectivity is available, but especially in settings where there are no other imaging resources.
Details have been based on research conducted in Cape Town, South Africa, although the research is applicable to settlements worldwide.
The paper concludes with the critical factors which led to implementation of the reform and how this is applicable to cities worldwide.
The methodology seems to give a very appropriate way for management and exploitation of DNI resources for the design and analysis of concentrating photovoltaic and thermal systems; and can be applicable to other worldwide locations using empirical equations with new correlation coefficients for estimating direct normal irradiance.
Several guidelines relating to asthma management were identified, however, only two recent guidelines applicable on a worldwide scale were considered relevant to this review.
We think the time is ripe to boldly develop the biomarker-based research criteria proposed by Dubois and coworkers [ 5] into a detailed, practical and feasible diagnostic algorithm that will be applicable in clinics worldwide.
