The phrase "an exceptional tool for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tool that is particularly effective or useful for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "This software is an exceptional tool for enhancing productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a remarkable resource for" or "an outstanding instrument for".
For this reason, 'Combined Design' method of Experimental Design has been introduced for the first time as an exceptional tool for the evaluation of the simultaneous effect of the parameters affecting different properties of the mortars.
International HapMap Project [19] by supplying data of a large number of Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) across many human populations, is providing an exceptional tool for studying the genetic structure of human populations.
This attribute has made the A. baylyi strain ADP1 (also named BD413) an exceptional tool for genetic analysis and engineering [ 31].
Such a DBD can be combined with a catalytic or effector domain, e.g. a nuclease to obtain an exceptional tool for DNA editing [ 40].
POBO is an exceptional tool for statistical sequence significance analysis, but is inhibited by the constraint that it can perform analysis only on one cis-regulatory element at a time.
In N'Djamena, Pau Gasol met with ministers of the Government of Chad to share the idea that sport is "an exceptional tool for the promotion of values, for the development of children and to contribute to the development of their countries".
The technology has no doubt proved to be an exceptional tool to add to the cleft care armamentarium.
Furthermore, in mice epithelium can be transplanted to new stroma that is usually cleared of endogenous epithelium, which offers an exceptional research tool for studying the contribution of the stroma to the control of epithelial function and remodeling.
The computability enabled by BEL and the broad coverage of toxicologically relevant biology make the DACS Network an exceptional, open-source tool for evaluating modern 'omics' data.
We have previously described heavy chain antibody fragments (HCAb) that specifically recognize dysferlin in mice and humans.[23] These HCAb make for exceptional tools to dissect the dysferlin protein complex due to their strong performance in immunoprecipitation (IP) experiments.
