"potential transferability" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the potential ability of something to be transferred or applied in different situations. Example: The new company policy has been designed with potential transferability in mind, so that it can be easily implemented in different branches across the country.
Thus, the external validity of a study allows for conclusions on its "potential transferability" (is the intervention potentially generalizable?) by means of a reporting logic.
Results demonstrate the tool's successful development and potential transferability to a wide range of hydrology-variant regions and how it can link to and be applied within international best practice, integrated dam safety assurance and land planning policy.
"The six development projects this year were selected because of... their potential transferability.
the potential transferability of experience from one city to another 13.
Herman clarifies: "What we have here are some useful directions for exploring potential transferability of cost savings".
The latter conclusion is of interest in the context of understanding regeneration as an evolutionary variable [7] and the potential transferability of concepts surrounding amphibian regeneration, including the properties of the blastema in particular, to applications in human medicine [34].
We conclude that GA-PLSR modeling has a better capability for the prediction of the low heavy metal concentrations from VNIR reflectance, and it has a potential of transferability between different land-use types, and its accuracy is fundamentally influenced by OM.
The potential for transferability is thus an important feature of this method.
However, the design has a number of principles that have the potential for transferability to other sectors.
The diversity of the participants contributes to the potential for transferability of the findings to other Ghanaian migrant communities.
However, we will abstract a detailed account of the population and setting of each included qualitative study to maximise the potential for transferability of our findings.
