"are useable as" is a perfectly grammatical construction in written English.
You can use it when referring to something being able to be used in another context. For example: "These pieces of scrap metal are useable as raw building materials."
In future, the ELN should be useable as a platform that allows the sharing of information on molecules for the research on a common project.
This suggests that sequence coverage discontinuities may be useable as predictors of genomic termini in phage genomes.
In order for a network model to be useable as a predictive tool, the behaviour of its component genes needs to be assessed using available experimental data.
Given the huge differences in job conditions, work pressures and salaries, across lower status administrative personnel to high status physicians, it would be unrealistic to claim that this instrument is useable as a general survey instrument for Greek hospitals.
MaidSafe's ambition for the Safe network, as it will be called (aka 'Secure Access For Everyone'), is for it to be useable by as wide a user-base as possible — not just a playground for an enthusiastic community of network nerds.
The presented costs are based on per/unit prices as cited by manufacturers on the Internet and are useable guidelines for further development.
The agreements are there, we want to make sure they are useable, active and adequate.
Many school buildings that are useable have been turned into evacuation centres.
These values are based on the weekly uptake in foods, wherever useable data or studies were available, as well as the median and arithmetic mean of aluminium content.
Data for one trial were provided in an old database format that was very difficult to access and navigate Delineating what was useable from what was not, especially as we were not replying on study design as a filter this made it a nightmare We just weren't sure what we had been sent was right there were discrepancies between published report and data provided.
