The phrase "a further useful" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when you want to indicate an additional benefit or utility of something.
Example: "The report provides a further useful analysis of the data trends."
Alternatives: "an additional helpful" or "a more beneficial".
This is a further useful possibility of larger use, and thus models can have an impact on industry, which can run the models when planning new compounds, and assess in advance if a certain structure may present critical aspects.
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In some cases, it suggested, the intended recipient of transplant might not have suf ficient prospect of a further useful life to justify the sac rifice of the donor and the suffering of the recipient.
A further useful suggestion is that the measured Ol/LD values for Li, Mg and Sc allow a straightforward but reliable estimate of the D0 for 1+, 2+ and 3+ cations, respectively.
It could make a further useful connection with the finer-grained sequential focus of crime scripts.
A further useful result was the estimation of the maximum displacement.
"Our novel methodology encodes a blockchain into these temporally entangled states, which can then be integrated into a quantum network for further useful operations.
It is likely that, in the near future, they will form a further, and very useful, analysis option available on future surface metrology instrument data-analysis packages.
These rhizomes could represent a further source of useful molecules for bioenergy or biochemicals (Di Nasso et al. [2013]).
The strong interpretation of the medical model bets on such explanations being available and which is a further claim being clinically useful when they are finally uncovered.
This biomass can be cultivated without competition and a huge amount of rhizomes remains in the soil at the end of cropping cycle (10 15 years) representing a further source of useful molecules.
