The phrase "are applicable for such" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing the relevance or suitability of something in a specific context, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The rules are applicable for such situations."
Alternatives: "are relevant to such" or "are suitable for such".
The neo system was reported to be applicable for such selection, but the efficiency is not so high in general as originally reported [ 26].
Most of the generic questionnaires used in patients with JIA cannot be used for longitudinal assessments, making them unsuitable for evaluating treatment outcomes, whereas the PODCI is applicable for such assessments.
Because the inferred haplotypes Φ are sets of partially assembled haplotype segments Φ = (Φ1, Φ2,..., Φ B) where each of Φ b is independently predicted, the accuracy measures have to be applicable for such predictions.
For the past two years, a group from human resources scans applications for skills that are applicable for future leaders such as the ability to influence others and good communication skills.
Therefore, empirical comminution functions (which are applicable for any attrition/comminution process), such as: strength distribution, selection, equivalence, breakage, and fatigue, have been integrated into the three-dimensional CFD DEM simulation tool.
Since Mt. Ontake is the second highest volcano in Japan, we are now confident that such UAVs are applicable for most volcanoes in Japan if once we can approach at least to 3 km from the target area.
For air/headspace analysis, needle trap devices (NTDs) are applicable for sampling a wide range of volatiles such as benzene, alkanes, and semi-volatile particulate bound compounds such as pyrene.
Hence, after providing more background information in Section 'Background information', we begin in Section 'Line driver models' by deriving accurate such models, which are applicable for any DSL technology and different LD classes.
We focus on hospitals and the Thomas Methodology in particular; yet, the concepts presented are generalizable such that they are applicable for grouping any type of observations having geographic utilization data for attributes.
Many of the themes such as motivation and balancing risk and choice are applicable for a range of settings including hospital in-patient units and domiciliary care.
