The phrase "a good descriptor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a term or phrase that accurately describes or characterizes something.
Example: "The term 'innovative' is a good descriptor for the new technology we are implementing."
Alternatives: "an effective label" or "a suitable term".
Such representation technique has been proven a good descriptor in several literatures [7, 8].
It was also found that the number of heavy vehiches was a good descriptor for the number of noise events in road traffic noise.
Calculated results also indicate that the adsorption heat of ammonia is a good descriptor for the reactivity of zeolites without taking into account long-range dispersive forces.
We show that the COH bond length of adsorbed phenolic intermediates can be used as a good descriptor for prediction on the COH bond scission reaction in HDO.
The WGOH has been proven a good descriptor by a global feature selection approach (GFSA), which has been presented in our previous research [7].
Therefore, LBPV can be seen as a good descriptor candidate that could eventually mirror and handle sensitively different densities in mammographic images.
Total polar surface area (TPSA) has been reported to be a very good descriptor of various characteristics of compound such as absorption, including intestinal absorption, bioavailability, Caco-2 permeability, and blood brain barrier penetration.
In our tests, MBP is neither a good texture descriptor nor stable to noise.
However, Mulliken charges are not a good theoretical descriptor of electrophilicity.
Illumination invariance: A good feature descriptor should be able to adapt with illumination changes because illumination of same image can vary due to different reasons.
Therefore the 184 203 interaction may be another good descriptor of the selectivity of the pocket.
