"application suitability" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing whether a certain software or program is suitable or appropriate for a specific task or purpose. Example: "Before purchasing the software, it is important to consider its application suitability for your business needs."
Different conventional and electrical EOR techniques are also compared in terms of their application suitability and limitations.
It is expected that these results may significantly contribute to proper tailor of nanofluids engineering, ensuring a long term stable dispersion enhancing industrial application suitability.
During the usage of power tools, user and power tool are interacting strongly with each other, which is why the working result depends heavily on the usability of a power tool depending on the application (Suitability of Usage (SoU)).
Key attributes were selected to compute climber performance index (CPI) and climber deficiency index (CDI) as synoptic representation of greenwall-application suitability.
Previous reviews of mixed forest modelling were restricted to certain categories of models only and were generally not considering application and suitability.
Depending on the respective field of application, the suitability of steel slags has to be proven by determining the technical properties, as well as the environmental compatibility.
Pipelines for oil transportation that are mainly made of steel have some of the following key advantages: (a) relatively low cost; (b) high efficiency; (c) short construction period; (d) safe and environmentally friendly application; (e) suitability for all global geographies.
Another example involves the selection of all the voxels with a corresponding density value within a specified range of Hounsfield Units (HU) for Computed Tomography (CT) data or intensity values for Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) data depending on the specific application and suitability of the imaging modality for the demonstration of the pathology in question.
Different numerical modelling techniques, such as continuum, discontinuum and hybrid finite element-discrete element codes, have been used to model the deformational behaviour of Coal Measures strata and are discussed in the context of specific case examples to highlight their application and suitability for modelling of weak rock.
The pilot application demonstrates suitability of this imaging approach for heart rhythm research in the isolated heart.
Furthermore, the findings of our results will allow us to understand its application and suitability to patients that will have more benefits for every intervention optimizing its effect.
