The phrase "are fully applicable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when stating that certain rules, principles, or conditions are relevant and can be applied to a specific situation or context.
Example: "The guidelines provided in the manual are fully applicable to all employees, regardless of their position."
Alternatives: "are entirely relevant to" or "are completely suitable for".
The analysis and the results obtained for linear fibrils are fully applicable to helical fibrils whose formation is describable by a simplified OK model.
In testimony addressing the scandal over the mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners there, American officials have said that the Geneva accords are "fully applicable" to all prisoners held by the United States in Iraq.
This raises the issue of whether they are fully applicable to our setting.
However, once proteins are extracted, the here tested protocols are fully applicable to processing samples obtained from other species as well.
Although MAP have not been explicitly on the agenda of the various CBD meetings, all three goals of the Convention are fully applicable to MAP resources.
Therefore, it is difficult to say whether the results of the present study are fully applicable to immigrants from these now independent countries when considered separately from the whole FSU; thus this applies to the East European countries.
"You have to know how radiation works and that is fully applicable to the radioactive defense applications," she explains.
Cf. St . Marys Honor Center, supra, at 506 n. 1 (assuming that "the McDonnell Douglas framework is fully applicable to racial discrimination in employment claims under 42 U.S.C. § 1983").
The statement noted that in a 1996 decision, Loving v. United States, which upheld the military's general death penalty provision, the justices simply assumed, without deciding, that the court's death penalty jurisprudence was fully applicable to the military.
16 We conclude, however, that respondent's abduction was not in violation of the Extradition Treaty between the United States and Mexico, and therefore the rule of Ker v. Illinois is fully applicable to this case.
In addition to the laws, there are several empirical principles, one of which Clarke feels is fully applicable to his 1945 Wireless World article on the communications satellite; namely, that in making scientific prophecies the tendency is to be optimistic in the short range and pessimistic in the long.
