'with high applicability' is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when discussing the ability of a concept, idea, or object to be used in a wide variety of contexts. For example, "This new technology demonstrates great potential with high applicability across multiple industries."
The uniform distribution of Mg-FHA NPs could be regarded as a desired condition for polymer/ceramic composite preparation, with high applicability for biomedical purposes.
The Langmuir model as best method with high applicability for representation of experimental data, while maximum mono layer adsorption capacity for CV, DSB and QY on AC HKUST-1 estimAC HKUST-1 133.33, 129.87 and 65.37 mg g−1 which significantly westimatedr toan HKUST-1 as sole material with Qm to equate 59.45, 57.14 and 38.80 mg g−1, respectively.
There is a need for a sensitive, well-standardized method with high applicability and feasible costs for routine laboratory use.
As the Child-OIDP index is aimed to be a brief and cost-effective measure with high applicability in public health and needs assessment, it assesses oral impacts in relation to eight independent daily performances.
Recently, with the development of multi-color flow cytometry and new markers, MFC method for MRD evaluation based on LAIPs is increasingly used in the management of ALL with high applicability, sensitivity and specificity and has been regarded as an important counterpart of PCR detection.
Clear edible films are typically desirable with higher applicability and acceptability in food packaging systems [9].
Guidelines published in 2010 and 2012 were associated with higher applicability score than those published in 2013.
As for type of developer, disease-specific foundations and non-profit healthcare systems were associated with higher applicability scores than professional guideline developers.
14 15 Guidelines published in the UK, or by disease-specific foundations or non-profit healthcare systems, appeared to be associated with higher applicability scores, though only when assessed using AGREE II.
Mathematics provides tools for phenomena quantifications; thus, unifications of the techniques of modeling seem to benefit the transition of knowledge between mathematics and science and consequently affect the learners' perception of mathematics as a subject with a high applicability range.
In contrast with its high applicability, little information is available on physical priming methods [ 10].
