The phrase "a useful property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a characteristic or feature that is beneficial or advantageous in a particular context.
Example: "One of the key advantages of this material is a useful property that enhances its durability."
Alternatives: "a beneficial feature" or "an advantageous characteristic".
Diffusivity is a useful property that can be used to directly compare the dewaterability of various sludges.
In particular, the time-frequency coherence using the cross-WVD has a useful property for cross spectral analysis, and can be interpreted as a time and frequency dependent correlation coefficients [26].
The experimental study of the proposed algorithm also shows its ability to produce diverse solutions in both decision and objective spaces; this is a useful property when looking at the use of PIA as a subroutine in the context of another algorithm such as metaheuristics, in particular for a multi-objective problem like TNDP.
A useful property of the feature selection method used in this analysis is that it produced a subset of voxels within a region of interest that carried the most episodic information (see Experimental Procedures and Supplemental Experimental Procedures).
Preliminary experiments varying the granularity of smoothing using the spar and all.knots options of smooth.spline, revealed a useful property of this algorithm, namely that only 3 clearly distinct classes of spline models, which we call 'phases', were produced from the data.
With two bedrooms, plus a sofabed in the lounge, it's a useful property if your family doesn't fit the neat nuclear model but you don't want to splash out on a larger villa.
Lemma 2.4 is an useful property associated with C-pseudoconvexity of a set-valued mapping, which will be used in the next two sections.
Flocculation is a very useful property for an industrial yeast strain, since it allows the separation of the biomass from the culture broth in a fast, cheap and innocuous way.
Thoroughly wet wood, bent to shape and brought to dryness over the heat of a fire, would retain its bent form, a most useful property.
From a practical point of view, it is a very useful property for designing the nanosized devices based on spin-crossover complexes that may work at room temperature.
