The phrase "as a useful response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reply or action that is beneficial or helpful in a particular context.
Example: "The feedback provided by the team was considered as a useful response to the challenges we faced during the project."
Alternatives: "as a helpful reply" or "as a constructive answer".
Used properly, irony is not a mannerism, or a smirk, but a function of history and as such a useful response to September 11, the gravity of which she said, "derived specifically from its designed implosion of historical ironies".
PGP shows promise as a predictor of acute exacerbations and may serve as a useful biomarker for response to therapy in future studies of COPD and other chronic, neutrophilic lung diseases.
As the information on expressions of target antigens may be used as a useful biomarker for predicting clinical response, its feasibility will be determined as the clinical development advances.
The results on stability analysis can be used as a useful tool to predict the responses of specific cellular populations.
Moreover and importantly, our analysis suggests that DISC1 pathway variant profiling may serve as a useful predictor of individual response to a given therapeutic.
Nevertheless in a clinical setting neither the status of MDR1 or any other so far identified individual gene has served as a useful predictor of therapy response (reviewed in Ref. ).
Our results, obtained in a well-defined cohort of ER α-positive postmenopausal breast cancer patients treated in this way, also suggest that maspin status, by evenly dichotomising such patients, might emerge as a useful predictor of the response to endocrine therapy.
Radiographic response has been introduced as a useful measure to evaluate tumor response to preoperative treatment, and has been correlated with improved local control and overall survival in a small cohort study [ 9].
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