The phrase "rule applicable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
One example of its usage could be: "The new regulation greatly clarifies the rule applicable to employee conduct during working hours." This sentence is stating that the regulation provides a clear understanding of the specific rule that applies to employee behavior while they are working.
The Swedish physicist Johannes Rydberg extended Balmer's work in 1890 and found a general rule applicable to many elements.
But he did suggest that courts could address particularly fraught situations case by case without adopting a general rule applicable to all petitions.
A computation is successful if this sequence is finite, namely there is no rule applicable to the objects present in the last committed configuration.
Furthermore, identifying the avoidance maneuver is extended to consider all nearby obstacle points and generate an avoidance rule applicable for all obstacle configurations.
Helmholtz argues that for Kant "a principle discovered a priori was a rule applicable to the method of pure thought, and nothing further; it could contain no real, positive knowledge" (Helmholtz 1995 [1862], 79).
In this article, we have addressed these issues and proposed a rule applicable for scaling isocratic methods between different SFC systems and column dimensions under commonly used operating temperatures and pressures.
Ms. Vestager said it would be important to make any such rules "applicable in the real world because, you know, the market for credit rating is rather limited".
A change in mutual-fund rules applicable across the EU, known as UCITS III, has meant that hedge-fund practices are also available to retail investors.
Accusation: Having the same rules applicable to any and all media content (television, radio, printed and online newspapers) is contrary to the prevalent intentions of the EU.
The rules applicable to the two kinds of property have been fused, but no common, overall name is yet universally accepted.
In a statement the president of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, said Portugal's request "will be processed in the swiftest possible manner, according to the rules applicable".
