The phrase "a useful material for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a material that serves a beneficial purpose in a specific context or application.
Example: "Wood is a useful material for constructing furniture due to its durability and aesthetic appeal."
Alternatives: "a valuable resource for" or "an effective substance for".
Although the band gap of 12 is too large to be a useful material for use in a field-effect transistor, it is interesting to note the effect of an amorphous binder on the crystallization of 12.
These plates conduct both electrons and lithium ions, turning it into a useful material for storing electricity.
These results demonstrated that PHBHHx is a useful material for cartilage tissue engineering.
Cemented carbide has been investigated as a useful material for the fabrication of micro devices.
Glassy polymeric carbon (GPC) is a useful material for medical applications due to its chemical inertness and biocompatible characteristics.
Since the P3HB4HB has adjustable elasticity and strength, combined with its ability to induce elastin formation, it can be regarded as a useful material for developing into a material for artificial blood vessels.
In recent reports, the biological apatite (Bap) c-axis orientation was analyzed by microbeam X-ray diffraction (micro-XRD) as a useful material parameter for bone quality in evaluating mechanical function, in addition to in vivo stress distribution and bone formation processes [ 16- 18].
Therefore, GLAB having GABA producing ability can be used as a useful material not only for the production of fermented foods such as sik-hae with an enhanced level of GABA, but also for the investigation of unknown compounds except GABA for the anti-obesity effects.
Also, HLZ is under study as a potentially useful material for use in food products, cosmetics (as a preservative), medicine feed, baby formula, and so on [11] [13].
Bone was a particularly useful material, for its toughness made feasible barbed fishhooks, eyed needles, and small leatherworking awls.
It was reported that modified rice husk is a potentially useful material for the removal of Copper and Lead from aqueous solutions.
