The phrase "also useful for evaluating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or applications of a particular method, tool, or concept in the context of assessment or analysis.
Example: "This software is not only efficient for data processing but is also useful for evaluating the accuracy of the results."
Alternatives: "additionally beneficial for assessing" or "also advantageous for appraisal".
MRI is also useful for evaluating other pulmonary and thoracic anomalies.
The model is also useful for evaluating the effect of liquid dispersion on atmospheric corrosion rates.
However, MSE is also useful for evaluating strategies designed to manage incidental take from endangered populations.
Although the 22Na point-like source has been proposed for PET calibration [12, 13], it is also useful for evaluating the intrinsic characteristics of different PET scanners in terms of responses to the source in a manner that is independent of uncertainty caused by attenuation and scatter.
Together with our previous results when N is a power of a prime [1,2], the period distribution of the cat map is characterized nearly completely for any integer N. Our results are also useful for evaluating the security of the cryptographic and steganographic algorithms based on the cat map as well as computing all unstable periodic orbits of the chaotic Arnold cat map.
Since our method can quantitatively determine the efficacy of the treatment on the perfusion rate rather than grading visible necrosis, we tested whether our method was also useful for evaluating the efficacy of the proangiogenic factors in this nonresponsive group (Figure 4).
This approach may also be useful for evaluating how land cover conditions change in response to potential land use or climate driving variables, or the impact of land changes for carbon balance and other ecosystem processes.
Ground-based observations will also be useful for evaluating the gaseous SO2 distribution over the planet; an example can be found in Encrenaz et al. (2013).
Because the sequence information for each ASO-PCR product was identical to the original, the cell-free DNA might also be useful for evaluating MRD.
Hence, the approach documented here with phytoplankton dynamics may also be useful for evaluating the potential of indirect proxies in other ecological systems.
Hence, it has been suggested that, in combination with volumetric changes, the morphologic changes of liver metastases such as, sharpness of the rim and the heterogeneity of contrast enhancement seen on CT or magnetic resonance (MR) may also be useful for evaluating response.
