The phrase 'examine its applicability' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in any context where you need to evaluate the usefulness of something. For example, "When considering this approach, it's important to examine its applicability in different contexts."
The method has been applied to the modelling of two common structures to examine its applicability.
The developed system is applied to existing breakwaters to examine its applicability.
We refer to a previously developed analytical solution of "effective well flow" and examine its applicability to pumping test data as under field conditions.
Critical heat flux (CHF) testing on a cooling tube with a helical triangular fin on its inner surface, screw tube has been carried out to examine its applicability to divertor of DEMO.
Further work is needed to adapt the questionnaire and to examine its applicability in studies assessing long-term survival and other clinical outcomes in patients with kidney disease.
This paper critically reviews the idea of recovery in relationship to people with dementia and examines its applicability to dementia care nursing.
Here, we employed a newly developed human haploid cell (KBM7 -based mutagenic screening model (KBM7 -basedls) and examutagenic applicability in identifying genescreeningbsence allows cells to survive and proliferate in the presence of chemodels.
To examine its broad applicability and effectiveness, non-proportional multi-axial test data obtained using different components, joint types, and loading conditions from various sources are analyzed using the newly developed equivalent stress parameter.
The main objectives of the study were to report the development of this technique, assess its applicability, and examine its prediction tolerance under several lifting conditions.
It is suggested the concept of "force majeure" be examined for its applicability in Australian medical end-of-life law where, consistent with a multidimensional and complex world, a physician's motivations can also be understood in terms of the emotional and psychological pressures they face in situations that hasten death.
The UK cutoff of 15 was examined to investigate its applicability to the Chinese population (see Appendix S1).
