The phrase "a useful pilot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pilot program, project, or initiative that serves a practical purpose or provides valuable insights.
Example: "The organization launched a useful pilot to test the effectiveness of the new training program before a full rollout."
Alternatives: "an effective trial" or "a beneficial test".
Partially paid for by Bradesco, one of Brazil's biggest private banks, this is a useful pilot project for REDD, the burgeoning international effort to reduce deforestation and the greenhouse-gas emissions it causes.
When designing a project, I'm hoping the student?s results might provide a useful pilot for a new experiment or even a table in my next paper.
Nevertheless, it represents a useful pilot study for further prospective investigations with larger numbers of patients.
This study provides a useful pilot investigation regarding the level, variation and pattern of MRP mRNA expression in TCC of the bladder, and suggests that further studies to establish the clinical significance of these variations are required.
A more useful pilot at Telco would have tested the technology with limited support, unsophisticated customers, and old computers.
Thus, findings from this proposal should provide useful pilot data for developing a low cost, minimally invasive intervention that could be used to increase smoking related SE in risky-drinking smokers, and deliver this intervention 'in real time' and on a platform that is free and easily accessible: one's cell phone.
The novel geometric configurations in a CFB such as a wide bottom CFB reactor and a loop seal with increased weir depth were tested and found to be a useful application for the pilot plant operation.
The list is not exhaustive, but provides a useful starting point for pilot studies and further research.
11 A useful study design for pilot interventions is the multiple-baseline single-case design, as it allows researchers to test the feasibility of the intervention and to make an assessment of its potential effectiveness with a low number of participants.
The Evaluation Report of the pilot programme (Galabawa, 2003) shows that the COBET pilot project made a useful overall contribution to improving access to and quality provision of basic education and, since achievement levels observed in COBET are comparable with those in formal primary schools, COBET has proved itself successful.
In order to keep the pilot overhead as low as possible, it is desirable that the same pilot symbols are a useful reference for both reception and transmission.
