The phrase "are usable at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something can be utilized or applied in a specific context or location.
Example: "The tools provided are usable at various job sites, making them versatile for different tasks."
Alternatives: "can be used at" or "are applicable at".
The high-temperature stability testing reveals that these doped ceramics are usable at temperatures as high as 120 °C.
Even among the just 1% of organs that are usable at the time of the person's death because they've died in a hospital and they died without cancer or infectious disease, those sorts of things, that of that 1%, about 80% of the lungs were thrown in the trash and were deemed unusable for transplantation.
That removes one step from getting a look at the next thing on your schedule, which is significant in a device designed to be usable at-a-glance on your wrist.
In the Akolouthiai, or Anthologion, were ordinary chants for Vespers, Matins, funerals, and the three liturgies (of St. John Chrysostom, St. Basil, and the Preconsecrated Offerings), as well as optional chants, some of which were usable as bridges at any point in the liturgy, usually sung to single syllables or nonsense syllables.
All publicly accessible pages should be usable at all times.
However, to be usable at this scale, mobile ad hoc networks need to be monitored if not totally at least partially.
This method relies on a topology-aware & graph-based verification paradigm which is generic enough to be usable at every step of the design flow.
Here we demonstrate "Low-Irradiation Generation of High Tesla-SABRE" (LIGHT-SABRE) which works with simple pulse sequences and low power deposition; it should be usable at any magnetic field and for hyperpolarization of many different nuclei.
Walter Hernandez, a manager, said the shop sells "anything that's usable" at the new location, and that the store "can pick up large furniture," just like at the first Angel Street Thrift Shop, which has been open at 118 West 17th Street for several years.
"The pupil passport will only be usable at state-funded schools providing education solely to those who pay for it with the passport... not one penny of subsidy will be available to those who send their children to fee-paying schools," said Mr Collins.
For $15 they can request a physical card with magstripe that is usable at any store that accepts MasterCard.
