The phrase "also be serviceable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something can also be useful or functional in addition to other qualities or uses.
Example: "While the primary function of this tool is to cut, it can also be serviceable for shaping materials."
Alternatives: "can also be useful" or "may also be functional".
Although other portable devices apart from RBT may also be serviceable: eg, the Tono-Pen® (Tono-Pen XL, Reichert, Inc., Depew, NY, USA), Perkins tonometer (Haag-Streit USA, OH, USA), or pneumatonometer, (PTG, Reichert, Inc., Depew, NY, USA), they require calibration adjustment and topical anesthesia at the time of measurement.
The service oriented architecture of grid computing has been thoughtfully engineered to achieve a service level virtualization: not only should a grid be a virtual machine (also known as a virtual organization, VO) of unbounded computational power and storage capacity, but also should the virtual machine be serviceable in all circumstances independent from serviceability of any of its component.
Also, the best of these guides are really reference books on the tax system, and they will be serviceable in the current tax year and probably the next.
However, he also believed that it was serviceable, simply because there is something about sending a group off to face evil alone that is exciting.
Service was serviceable, if inconsistent.
Other Van Peebleses also populate the movie, and all are serviceable enough as actors; it would be nice to see them in less earnest, more original material.
The cupcakes from Crumbs, also mammoth, offered ultrasweet vanilla icing that tasted like candy corn, though the chocolate cupcake was serviceable.
Elliot Goldenthal's score, while serviceable, also isn't as stirring as Danny Elfman's work in the first two films".
Otherwise, the site is serviceable and clean.
Even Billy Magnussen is serviceable as Kato Kaelin.
