The phrase "also useful for identifying" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the utility of something in the context of recognition or classification.
Example: "The new software is also useful for identifying patterns in large datasets."
Alternatives: "also beneficial for recognizing" or "additionally helpful for determining".
It is also useful for identifying targets that can be used for designing broad-spectrum anti-bacterials.
CT is also useful for identifying calcification and perivalvular complications such as abscesses and pseudoaneurysms.
Recently it has been shown that it is also useful for identifying concerns in source code.
The process is also useful for identifying data gaps, ranking threats, and setting research priorities.
They are also useful for identifying potential gene markers for each cancer subtype, which helps in successful diagnosis of particular cancer types.
RNA-seq is also useful for identifying and estimating transcript abundances from alternatively spliced variants [ 18].
Furthermore, the availability of phenotyping data for such a large number of strains can be used to inform strain selection for F2 mapping crosses, and may also be useful for identifying appropriate strains for testing behavior-modifying drugs.
Results show that coarse-scale soil moisture data are also very useful for identifying finer-scale parameters and states given biased initial parameter fields, but it becomes increasingly difficult to recover the finer-scale spatial heterogeneity of soil property as the observation grids become coarser.
As such, it may also be useful for identifying ovarian toxicants (Marcus et al. 1993).
The clustering and contig building procedure was also found useful for identifying novel tandemly repeated sequences.
Another RRR method, the GTT, may also be useful for identifying and categorizing no-harm incidents [ 39, 40].
