The phrase "strictly applicable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe rules or laws that must be followed without any exceptions. For example, "The safety regulations are strictly applicable to all employees."
By considering that usual structural optimization criteria based on the Von-Mises equivalent stress are strictly applicable to static loading, and that their application to fatigue loading is questionable, particularly when the applied loads are out-of-phase, an approach based on Computer Aided Optimization proposed by Mattheck in the '90s of the last century is proposed.
Although many winged insects are commonly called flies, the name is strictly applicable only to members of Diptera.
As for hypothesis (1), the Rayleigh scattering is probably not strictly applicable to SWCNHs especially at short wavelengths.
However, it should be noted that the Tauc analysis may not be strictly applicable because it assumes parabolic energy bands.
These results suggest that some of the simplifying assumptions in SEBAL may not be strictly applicable over the wide range in conditions present within these landscapes.
The current methodology recommended by the International Energy Agency is not strictly applicable for comparing photovoltaic (PV) power generation with other systems.
These design provisions are thus strictly not applicable to those long RC columns where second-order/slenderness effect is substantial.
Design, construction, and quality assurance strictly follow applicable safety rules and the cryogenic process and controls are conceived to actively cope with a number of faults.
This is why some of our appraisal criteria may not strictly be applicable.
Although sieving coefficients are strictly only applicable under haemofiltration, they are included here to illustrate mercury distribution across the membrane.
Criteria for mass spectrometric detection as laid down in Commission Decision 2002/657/EC were applied for the assessment of selectivity even though those requirements are, strictly speaking, applicable to residues in products of animal origin only (EC 2002).
