The phrase "consider the applicability of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to think about or evaluate the suitability or relevance of something for a particular purpose or situation. Example: Before implementing this new policy, we must consider the applicability of it in different departments. In this sentence, "consider the applicability of" is used to suggest that the policy needs to be analyzed and evaluated for its suitability in different departments before being put into action.
I encourage students to consider the applicability of fiber, fabric, finish to sewn product function, quality, and performance throughout the fashion industry supply chain.
In Pearson v. Callahan, the Supreme Court will consider the applicability of the consent once removed doctrine; and its decision may impact all levels of law enforcement.
In this mini-review, we consider the applicability of the soil decomposer community as such a model system.
That there is language in Johnson supporting the positions of both petitioner and respondent demonstrates what some courts and commentators have readily recognized: in that decision, we did not consider the applicability of Miranda to retrials.
Since no obstruction or attempt at obstruction of the trial was charged, and since it is clear to us that the finding upon which the suspension rests is not supportable by the evidence adduced, we have no occasion to consider the applicability of Bridges v. California, 314 U.S. 252, 62 S.Ct.
We are therefore not called upon to consider the applicability of Milk Wagon Drivers Union v. Meadowmoor Dairies, Inc., supra, the circumstances of which obviously present quite a different situation from the controlling allegations of violence and libel made in the present bill.
This work considers the applicability of conservative tracers for detecting high-saturation nonaqueous-phase liquid (NAPL) entrapment in heterogeneous systems.
The first objective considers the applicability of a global dataset of lost person incidents to a localized environment with limited geographic diversity.
This paper further considers the applicability of motion preconditioning methods for a large class of lightweight flexible structures, which present multiple densely spaced natural modes, existing even at relatively low frequencies.
