The phrase "are desirable for future" is not correct in standard written English.
It would typically be used in a context discussing preferences or goals related to future outcomes, but it requires additional context or modification for clarity.
Example: "These skills are desirable for future career opportunities in the tech industry."
Alternatives: "are beneficial for the future" or "are sought after for future".
High specific-capacity pseudocapacitive transition-metal-hydroxide (TMH) materials are desirable for future high performance transparent supercapacitors, but have been rarely reported previously.
Direct synthesis of uniform thickness and large-size monolayer or multilayer graphene films on insulating/semiconducting substrates are desirable for future nanoelectronics.
This demonstrates that, even with an interconnect as fast as the K-Computer, network is still the bottleneck for large graphs, and as such, further hardware and algorithmic improvements are desirable for future extreme graph processing.
Methods incorporating gene duplication information are desirable for future studies.
Studies of larger cohorts of each pathological group examining this issue are desirable for future research.
Randomized tests with individual samples for each intact and implanted condition may be desirable for future testing.
As such, it may be desirable for future versions of Genie 3 to add features which connect students with their actual peers, not just virtual ones.
Concealing data in visually meaningful image barcodes (such as trademarks) instead of using extra barcode areas has the advantage of increasing the added value of using conventional barcode patterns, and thus, it is desirable for future mobile advertising.
Including other control groups, such as critically ill but nonsepsis patients, would be desirable for future studies to elucidate whether observed changes are specific for the septic setting.
It is desirable for future studies to develop methods to identify leverage points and efficient goodness-of-fit test for log-binomial models.
However, it would be desirable for future studies to compare the most potent screening assays including known markers, e.g. CEA and CA19-9.
