The phrase "also be useful when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something may have additional benefits or applications in certain situations.
Example: "This tool can help streamline your workflow, and it can also be useful when managing multiple projects simultaneously."
Alternatives: "may also prove beneficial when" or "can additionally be helpful when".
Resin strips containing the insecticide DDVP may also be useful when used in enclosed areas.
It should also be useful when alternating excitation schemes are used on spectrally less separated dyes where the shorter-wavelength laser still excites both dyes, and emission from the longer-wavelength dye bleeds into the shorter-wavelength detection channel.
Genotype imputation can also be useful when combining data sets that were generated using different SNP chips [ 5].
This approach may also be useful when identifying ecotourism sites and types of ecotourism uses in the areas with similar geographical conditions.
Similar to how volumetric ultrasound measurements of AAAs provide more information than simple two-dimensional measures, the use of volumetric quantification from thicker tissue specimens could also be useful when imaging ex vivo sections.
This could also be useful when looking at maintaining historical structures.
PTV also is useful when simplifying geometric assumptions regarding flow patterns may not be appropriate.
These combinations also proved to be useful when applied to early carcinoma detection with 33% and 28% sensitivity, respectively, using the combined training and validation set.
Defining equations are also shown to be useful when the factorial design is blocked.
The sensitivity of the Ti "white lines" ELNES to local symmetry distortions is also shown to be useful when investigating the strain induced in the nanoparticles by the surrounding matrix.
In addition, a GO-based classification also proves to be useful when studying a certain biological process, molecular function or cellular component represented by a specific GO term.
