The phrase "arrive at a useful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of reaching a beneficial conclusion or outcome in a discussion, analysis, or project.
Example: "After several hours of brainstorming, we were finally able to arrive at a useful solution to the problem."
Alternatives: "reach a helpful" or "come to a valuable".
However, innovation can involve plenty of clever gadgets and gizmos.One way to arrive at a useful definition is to rule out what innovation is not.
We draw upon a range of literatures to re-conceptualise the basic building blocks of innovation policy studies in order to arrive at a useful definition of 'policy mix' tensions and interactions of different kinds across a series of dimensions.
Flip this idea around, and you arrive at a useful theory for interpreting the contemporary city: Great cities are driven by the conflict between the desire to expose and the even stronger desire to overlook.
How do we combine morbidity and mortality assessment to arrive at a useful outcome measurement?
Instead, her book arrives at a useful and perhaps unexpected cultural inflection point: a time when political accommodation appears fruitless, and when, as Amanda Hess noted in the _Times Magazine _this week, many middle-class white women have marched in closer proximity to far-left ideas than perhaps they ever would have guessed.
Indeed, when the total work done by each of the ants within a given period is accumulated, and divided by the time elapsed, one arrives at a useful measure of the individual activity; the work done per time-step per ant.
We then show that, indeed, OBOC library screening and SAR analysis by semiquantitative FP without hit resynthesis allows one to proceed rapidly through an initial screen and multiple rounds of hit optimization, arriving at a useful lead candidate suitable for more detailed characterization.
It seems, therefore, that the neat schema of deontic logic, comprising of pairs of normative concepts applied symmetrically to commission and omission must be broken if we hope to arrive at a more useful characterization of supererogation (Schumaker 1972).
Finally, we arrive at a very useful general result: In order to decide if a set of operators generates the full quadratic algebra for d modes, we characterize quadratic operators by a real skew-symmetric matrix T whose entries are given via − 1 2 ∑ k, ℓ 2 d T k ℓ m k m ℓ (see Eq. (19)).
It's a pity, however, that Mr Cowen doesn't really arrive at any useful advice for keeping the dentist in line.
Instead, the approach depends on several levels of analysis in order to arrive at a coherent, clinically useful understanding of how currently effective treatments change behavior, one that can ultimately facilitate the development of novel, more effective treatments.
