The phrase "as some useful" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or awkward construction that lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "I found the information as some useful insights for my research."
Alternatives: "as somewhat helpful" or "as a bit useful."
The output of FITLINES is an IDL structure that contains the best-fit parameters for each line along with associated errors, as well as some useful ancillary quantities.
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The relevance of cascading failure is also analyzed as well as some useful information is drawn.
The site also offers an excellent selection of news and research materials, as well as some useful teaching tools.
Section 2 is devoted to some basic concepts related to posets as well as some useful lemmas.
In this section, we give some basic notations, the preliminary assumptions throughout this paper, as well as some useful results.
In Section 2, as preliminaries, some useful lemmas are given.
We now list some useful lemmas as well as establish some auxiliary results required in the sequel.
You don't even have to transfer the images to your computer to edit them as there are some useful basic editing functions on board the handset itself.
As co-ordinator of the league's best scoring defense in Seattle these past two years, Quinn brings good experience to the table and some useful talent as well – having persuaded linebacker O'Brien Schofield to follow him over from the Seahawks.
She doesn't say it lightly; she says it as if maybe she has underestimated you, as if there's some useful cultural attunement going on in your brain after all.
