The phrase "are useful for quantifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or applicability of a method, tool, or concept in measuring or assessing something.
Example: "These metrics are useful for quantifying the impact of our marketing strategies on sales performance."
Alternatives: "are effective in measuring" or "are valuable for assessing".
The core insights of this contribution are useful for quantifying the risks associated with use of these materials for on-board systems in light-duty fuel cell-powered vehicles and for supporting the development of hydrogen safety codes and standards.
The temperature dependences of thermal expansion coefficients and elastic moduli obtained here are useful for quantifying fundamental aspects such as solid solution strengthening, and for structural analysis/design.
The results are useful for quantifying the accuracy of the SPH scheme, especially for problems where shear flows or shocks are present, as well as for problems where true hydrodynamic mixing is relevant.
The core insights of this contribution are useful for quantifying risks in mobile and stationary H2 storage applications, informing H2 safety standards, and augmenting property databases of H2 storage materials.
The nature of these impacts varies among forest ecosystems, and spatially and temporally explicit ecosystem models are useful for quantifying the impacts of a number of alternative management regimes for the same forest landscape.
Logarithmic scales are useful for quantifying the relative change of a value as opposed to its absolute difference.
Slightly decreased rather than increased CytoID fluorescence was observed in the BafA1-treated cultures using this technique, suggesting that while this chemical seems to be useful for quantifying net autophagic induction, it cannot be used to monitor autophagic flux.
Although western blot can be useful for quantifying protein levels, we validated our APPL1 quantification results using MS. In fact, in the present study, we implemented a unique MS quantification technique using β-actin peptides as normalisation factor.
qPCR proved to be useful for quantifying Lc. lactis, but not Lb.
This method for estimating store content may be useful for quantifying the overlap between functionally distinct stores and for defining the relation between store content and cellular responses.
Quantitative real-time PCR (qPCR) is useful for quantifying geosmin-producers by focusing on the gene encoding geosmin synthase, which is responsible for geosmin synthesis.
