The phrase "a useful support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that provides assistance or help in a beneficial way.
Example: "The new software serves as a useful support for our project management efforts."
Alternatives: "a helpful resource" or "a valuable aid".
In 2014, a professorial salary may be anything, financially, from a useful support to an absolute necessity.
This work demonstrates that g-C3N4 is a useful support to design and synthesis of effective Rh-based catalyst for hydrogen-based applications.
A welfare analysis, which focuses specifically on the integration of the Italian market, will certainly be a useful support to any policy decision.
These morphological findings could provide a useful support to identify "in situ" the cellular components involved in the cell-therapy when cultured oBM-MSCs are injected.
It was concluded that the GIS can be a useful support during the phases of organization of a SEAP and, for monitoring the actuation of the actions which were foreseen.
At the end of the iterations a usability test showed that a user interface on the basis of this concept is a useful support for the service- and maintenance personnel during their daily work.
The results indicate that journal classifications may be a useful supporting tool in large evaluation excercise since it may provide reviewers with valuable information apt to support expert evaluation.
While peer review has to remain the main evaluation methodology, our results indicate that journal classifications may be considered as a useful supporting tool in large evaluation exercise, since it may provide reviewers with valuable information apt to support expert evaluation.
CHEX thus seems a very useful support tool for detecting changes within a dynamically changing visual scene and could potentially be used to reduce CB in complex C2 environments.
In this work, protonated titanate nanotubes was performed as a potential useful support and different vanadium precursors (NH4VO3 and VOSO4) were used to synthesize deNOx catalysts.
The findings show that Q is a potentially useful support tool for design, planning and management procedures.
