The phrase "appropriate and useful" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is suitable for a particular purpose and beneficial in some way.
Example: "The feedback provided was both appropriate and useful for improving the project."
Alternatives: "suitable and beneficial" or "relevant and helpful".
While the use of special committees is appropriate and useful in many circumstances, such committees are also often used in situations where it might be best to keep the matter before the full board or all of the non-executive members of the full board.
Even for QSAR models which are typically classifiers, such as those used to predict carcinogenicity, it may be more appropriate and useful to have a quantitative evaluation of the potency, because if the chemical is carcinogenic then it is important to be able to evaluate the risk at a given dose level.
These measures needed to incorporate clinical guidelines, population level epidemiologic information, and optimal design based on extensive clinical experience to ensure that they were not only clinically appropriate and useful to clinicians but were also consonant with existing workflows to ensure their use.
Little thought appears to have been given to its name, but it was an appropriate and useful one nonetheless.
For most faculties, the difficulty with evaluation lies in developing appropriate and useful questions.
Be a good listener and a problem-solver: show that you're useful and on-the-ball, share your knowledge and observations where appropriate and useful.
TLC harnesses the power of the Sesame Street Muppets to aid the communication between adults and children through strategies and language that are child-appropriate and useful for the whole family.
Test development and validation are ongoing processes designed to ensure measures and the inferences made from them remain appropriate, relevant, and useful for the target population and context of use [ 47].
Topics undergo refinement to ensure relevant questions of appropriate scope and useful reviews.
Women felt reassured and relieved that their symptoms were recognised as an illness, which could be treated [ 41]: a diagnosis could facilitate access to appropriate support and useful medication.
Consensus (>75% agreement = 12 or more) was reached for the questions enquiring whether the tool as a whole is appropriate, applicable and useful for SSA settings with 13, 12 and 12 experts agreeing respectively.
