The phrase "and more usable for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the increased practicality or functionality of something for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "This new software update makes the application faster and more usable for everyday tasks."
Alternatives: "and easier to use for" or "and more practical for".
On top of that, we need to make the interface more enjoyable and more usable for current residents and prospective residents.
OBJECTIVES: To design a subjective measure (i.e., self-assessment) of quantitative ability that distinguishes low- and high-numerate individuals yet is less aversive, quicker to administer, and more usable for telephone and Internet surveys than existing numeracy measures.
We also collected data in the use of other information resources, which are probably more clinically oriented and more usable for practical clinical information.
Properly managed, this digitalization of the IVF world could, in theory, narrow the outcome ranges of the procedures themselves, making them more predictable, more easily model-able, and more usable as inputs for actuarial decision making.
The eCFR XML schema is simpler and far more usable (for example, it uses familiar HTML markup like "table" elements rather than proprietary typesetting-code-derived markup).
Windows 8 should be much more tablet friendly and much more usable for the general consumer.
Firestone is now spending heavily to overhaul its claims database and make it more usable for safety analyses, they said.
Separating the CanMEDS roles and key competences makes them more usable for assessment offering clear guidelines to students and evaluators [ 29].
Now, however, Nokia is adding some compelling features to the online suite to make it considerably more usable for personal and enterprise PIM and file sharing purposes.
Now, however, Nokia is adding some compelling features to the online suite to make it considerably more usable for personal and enterprise PIM and sharing purposes.
iPhone RIM's latest BlackBerry app will please accessibility campaigners keen to see smartphones made more usable for blind and partially sighted people.
