The phrase "a desirable tool" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a tool or resource that is considered beneficial or advantageous in a particular context.
Example: "In the realm of project management, a desirable tool can significantly enhance team collaboration and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a valuable resource" or "an advantageous instrument".
From this perspective, air capture may be a desirable tool, but is unavailable.
Automated MRI classification is a desirable tool to augment the interpretation of images, especially when changes are subtle or distributed and may be missed on visual inspection.
This new epidemiological modelling approach provides a desirable tool to evaluate and improve the efficiency of current insecticide spraying strategies as well as to design alternative control strategies.
Assuming successful development continues in these key areas, vFFR is likely to become a desirable tool in the functional assessment of coronary artery disease.
For this reason, a suitable visualization method is a desirable tool to complement clustering analysis.
Umundo may become a desirable tool if better functionality develops, but for now I think the ease of use comes at too high a cost.
These characteristics support the candidacy of SBB for a highly desirable tool to study senescence in archival material.
The ability to show simultaneous improvements to efficiency and human worker satisfaction and well-being makes human-aware motion planning a highly desirable tool for close-proximity human robot interaction and brings us one step closer toward the successful introduction of robotic assistants into previously human-only domains.
These capabilities make OFF-ON a unique and highly desirable tool for growing defect-free, high-quality and single-crystalline nanowires composed of a material of interest.
This is a hitherto unavailable, and computationally desirable, tool.
