"find applicability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the act of discovering an applicable solution or approach. For example, "The team worked hard to find applicability in the new software."
The stretched exponential form for recurrence distributions that derives from our model and the empirical finding it embodies are thus expected to also find applicability in other areas of human endeavor.
The statistical approach presented may find applicability to other dispersed systems.
However, whether they provide adequate retention and selectivity in SFC conditions is necessary for them to find applicability with this technique.
The relationship may find applicability in a wide range of fields as it provides a simple model to quickly estimate the number of walls most likely present in a population of nanotubes from only the measure of their average diameter.
Furthermore, their high atomic number and high density may find applicability to high-energy radiation detection.
These approximations find applicability in several wireless communications issues such as signal detection and combining, linear equalizers, intersymbol interference, and phase jitter [8].
The self-organizing map (SOM) has found applicability in a wide range of application areas.
The stockist system found applicability in Indonesia and China.
The nanosensor found applicability in a wide pH range from 3 to 12, which is appropriate for evaluation in environmental and physiological conditions.
Although many system-level diagnosis approaches have been proposed so far [2, 3, 13, 20, 23], the fact that the PMC model relies on a central supervisor finds applicability in WSN due to the presence of the sink that can collect and process the diagnostic information.
The versatile approach presented in this work allows to easily and rapidly fabricate suspended composite membranes that provide diaphragm materials with excellent performances, which can find broad applicability in microfluidic applications (valves, micro-pumps) and in MEMS technology (tactile displays, mobile devices).
