The phrase "a manageable tool for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a tool or resource that is easy to handle or use for a specific purpose.
Example: "This software serves as a manageable tool for organizing project tasks efficiently."
Alternatives: "an easy-to-use resource for" or "a user-friendly instrument for".
It therefore seems essential to identify bio-markers for salt sensitivity and thus provide physicians a manageable tool of whom to give intense educational dietary advice.
These guidelines were then used as a basis for further teaching to provide the students with a manageable tool focused on the primary issues of good patient-physician communication.
Parker said the backpacks are expensive, not well-tested and likely not appropriate or manageable tools for children to use to protect themselves from danger.
We tested a computer program called 'Adequacy Calculator for aRF', a simple and manageable tool designed to prescribe RRT dose and to collect information about the quantity of delivered treatments.
A Microsoft Excel based software called 'Adequacy Calculator for ARF' has been described and tested: it is a simple and manageable tool designed to prescribe RRT dose and to collect information about the quantity of delivered treatments [ 13].
Tackle your plan in small steps to make the task manageable, says Tim Berry, founder and chairman of Palo Alto Software, which provides startup and management tools for small companies.
(In one painting, Mr. Johns actually defines its connect-the-stars form with a bit of threadlike string.) Through artifice it distills uncontrolled galactic energy, making it psychologically manageable and, as a tool for navigation and time-marking, useful.
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This paper describes further development of the LTNC dataset to identify a manageable set of tools suitable for use in routine practice to measure needs, inputs and outcomes from community-based rehabilitation and support services.
The study highlights that the methodology can serve as a tool for a practical and manageable vulnerability and flood risk assessment.
