The phrase "a usable tool" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an object, software, or resource that is practical and effective for a specific purpose.
Example: "This software is a usable tool for managing project timelines efficiently."
Alternatives: "an effective resource" or "a practical instrument".
Each instrument has to be "a piece of art" as well as "a usable tool," Mr. Mirabella said.
To constitute a usable tool in design situations an actuator model in addition to the magnetoelastic model also comprises electric, magnetic, mechanical and thermal models.
Through a study of existing web sites, this paper examines the extent to which the Welsh language is being presented as a usable tool through which individuals may be informed about and participate in civil society in Wales.
"There are a large number of researchers who have contributed to the development of the CRISPR system and in no small measure share credit for it, but in choosing this year's Alpert Prize recipients, we recognized those who established the understanding of the system and its potential, which others were then able to perfect as a usable tool," Tabin added.
The accuracies of their classifications are typically > 70%, demonstrating that remote sensing provides a usable tool for mapping and archiving surface measurements in rangelands.
They also had to work around several problems, but they were able to build a usable tool before the night was over.
Thermal imaging can become a readily usable tool for crop agricultural water management, since it allows a quick determination of canopy surface temperature that, as linked to transpiration, can give an idea of crop water status.
"We need to offer fine granularity in order to be a universally usable tool," he added.
"We need to offer fine granularity in order to be a universally usable tool," Mr. Cox said.
Future studies should help ameliorating it and make it a generally usable tool, in particular during development.
EASY-Care is shown to be a highly usable tool in community and residential groups internationally.
