The phrase "a potential usefulness for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possible benefits or applications of something in a specific context.
Example: "The research highlights a potential usefulness for this new technology in improving energy efficiency."
Alternatives: "possible benefits of" or "potential applications for".
The finding that PrPSc could be amplified in saliva taken from an asymptomatic animal suggests a potential usefulness of this technique for BSE diagnosis.
The finding that PrPSc could be amplified in the saliva of an asymptomatic animal suggests a potential usefulness of this technique for BSE diagnosis.
Preliminary reports indicate a potential usefulness of this technique for the precise identification of cancer spread [ 9].
Finally, compounds 7a, (S -7i and 9a (at the doS -7if 0.01, 1.0, and 0.01 mg/kg ip, respectively) prevented scopolamine-induced amnesia in the mouse passive avoidance test suggestive of a potential usefulness in cognitive disorders for these compounds.
In recent years, a new biological marker of potential usefulness for early detection, prognosis, prediction and monitoring of a variety of tumour types has been suggested [ 1].
Beyond preserving or strengthening item memories, sleep seems to facilitate the 'offline' assimilation and generalization of these individual memories in a manner that optimizes their potential usefulness for dealing with events in the future.
A recent study showed its potential usefulness for risk stratification among patients who present with chest pain.
The longevity and efficiency of chitin as an electron donor source demonstrates its potential usefulness for passive, in situ field applications.
The methodology presented has become an important mathematical tool, motivated by the potential usefulness for physics and engineers working in various areas of the natural sciences.
Describing and evaluating the performance of a surveillance system is key to understanding its potential usefulness for public health authorities, hospitals, surgeons and hospital epidemiologists [ 8].
