The phrase "as a useful parameter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific variable or measure that contributes to an analysis or evaluation in a particular context.
Example: "In our study, we considered temperature as a useful parameter for assessing the growth rate of the plants."
Alternatives: "as a valuable metric" or "as an important factor".
This significant finding laid the foundation for us to use BE as a useful parameter in discriminating weak-, moderate- and strong pMHC agonists.
Fractal dimension appears as a useful parameter to the Claus catalyst selection procedure.
In small scale, the effective fractal dimension can be reasonably regarded as a useful parameter for the fluid displacement process.
The serum pepsinogen level is widely accepted as a useful parameter for monitoring gastrointestinal nematode infections in first-season grazing calves.
The THQ has been recognized as a useful parameter for the evaluation of risk associated with the consumption of contaminated (metals) food crops (Zheng et al. 2007; Zhuang et al. 2009).
Hence, this study proved the particle shape of the organic additives as a useful parameter to control the anisotropy of clay ceramics and improve their thermal and mechanical properties.
Overall, our findings suggest that urine bikunin level, as well as proteinuria, could represent a useful parameter for monitoring renal function in those patients that do not present any symptoms of renal insufficiency.
EC was chosen as a response to observe the variation on the electrical conductivity of the resulting effluent and can be a useful parameter in electrochemical treatments as well as novel treatment methods such as MFC.
Conversely, an evaluation of the ram pressure, which we would expect to be a useful parameter, as it is linked to the CME shock front and to SSC generation, could not be implemented successfully.
17 To quantify overall brain atrophy, we determined brain parenchymal fraction (BPF) as this parameter had proved a useful parameter in both AD 18 and HD 19 research.
Recently, we reported that LAA wall velocity (LAWV) as measured by TTE was a useful parameter for measuring LAA function in patients with AF [11], [12].
