The phrase "a desirable lead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as marketing, sales, or recruitment to refer to a potential customer or candidate that is considered favorable or advantageous.
Example: "After analyzing the market, we identified a desirable lead that aligns perfectly with our target audience."
Alternatives: "an attractive prospect" or "a valuable opportunity".
Compound 11 therefore represents a suitable lead compound for future drug development projects, due to its novel conformationally constrained structure, its "lead-like" properties and desirable affinity, efficacy and selectivity characteristics.
Work conditions that were less desirable led to a high turnover rate, which Anderson said was one of the reasons Ford introduced the "Five-Dollar Day" wage increase in 1914.
Indeed, the concept that supranormal oxygen delivery was desirable led intensivists to devise strategies to increase oxygen delivery in critical illness to supraphysiologic levels [ 1].
Particularly unusual was the fact that the protocols for this proposed national study, with its implications for public health, were initiated by the Ministry of Energy, which even suggested what a desirable mean blood lead level in the population might be [ 13].
Generally, this entails selection of a clone containing a desirable protein because it leads the cell to have a higher fitness.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Scenario paths, a trend, a road map, (Whereas a trend is just a continuous development that can be more or less desirable and is not defined by desirability, the roadmap leads towards a desirable future, one that is chosen actively for planning (goal, vision) a vision and acceptable futures on the Futures Map.
As a result, employers still hire candidates who are a poor fit and fail to improve, and job-seekers over-invest time and money in education programs that are unlikely to lead to a desirable employment outcome.
However, the optimisation of this objective function in the current situation may not lead to a desirable situation: services with the highest serving weight receive almost all the resources, while the other services are allocated by the minimum possible data rate; this way of resource allocation is neither fair nor desirable.
Biodegradability of surfactants subsequent to oil degradation is a desirable trait that can eventually lead to the sustainable application of this technology.
