The phrase "and usability of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or user-friendliness of a product, service, or system.
Example: "The report focuses on the design and usability of a new software application aimed at improving user experience."
Alternatives: "and user-friendliness of a" or "and effectiveness of a".
That alone highlights an oft forgotten point when considering the quality and usability of a VR experience: arguably the onus is on the content, not the platform.
The research aims to provide a better understanding of the practical performance and usability of a variety of algorithms for analyzing and sharing privacy-sensitive data.
To develop and evaluate the acceptance and usability of a bilingual, interactive, touch screen, computer‐based breastfeeding education program for rural Hispanic women.
We further use typical kernel examples with various computation and memory access patterns to assess the efficacy and usability of a set of promising approaches.
We conclude that this mixed-methods evaluation framework enables an integrated assessment of user needs satisfaction and user-perceived usefulness and usability of a novel design.
The aim of the proposed paper is to present the technical feasibility and usability of a robotic solution able to carry items from outdoor areas up to the user's apartment and vice-versa.
This paper describes the utilization of a heuristic tool for analysing the intrinsic complexity and usability of an HMI (Human-Machine Interface) of the on board information system embedded into the light rail CITADIS (vehicle manufactured by Alstom Transport).
The purpose of this laboratory study was to evaluate forearm muscle activity, discomfort, productivity, and usability of an alternative tool for cake decorating compared to decorating with the traditional piping bag.
But almost everyone else – Pebble, Basis, and the like – have created devices that are one step above the thinness and usability of an old Casio calculator watch.
To demonstrate the desirability and usability of such a framework, we provide two specific case studies, involving deployment instances of probabilistic and non-probabilistic occupancy models.
D. Aranki, G. Peh, G. Kurillo, and R. Bajcsy, "The Feasibility and Usability of RunningCoach: A Remote Coaching System for Long-Distance Runners," Sensors, vol. 18, no. 2, pp. 175, Jan . 2018
