The phrase "as useable" is correct and usable in written English, although "usable" is the more common spelling.
You can use it when comparing the usability of two or more items or concepts, indicating that they are equally functional.
Example: "The new software is as usable as the previous version, making the transition seamless for users."
Alternatives: "equally functional" or "just as practical".
As the grand cities of America began to shoot upwards into the sky as useable urban land became increasingly scarce, the idea of a singular, condensed, recognizable identity for a strategic and iconic façade became de rigueur.
Over-reporting; under-informing: In future UNICEF projects of this type, country reporting requirements could be reduced significantly even as useable information could be increased, by a rethinking of the reporting mechanisms.
The isolation of microsatellites as useable markers appears to be more difficult in some taxa than in others, and has proved to be difficult in many invertebrates, including nematodes [ 6, 7].
As the number of genomes used for the generation of the three ancestral core models increased, the number of metabolites decreased that were predicted as useable nitrogen, phosphorous, iron, or sulfur source under aerobic or anaerobic conditions.
Rigby is trying to get more access to recycling centres, as many useable bikes still end up there.
Should an alternative fuel source like wood pellets [biomass] be identified as a useable fuel source, potentially we could even source those materials in a community like Atikokan.
"The project is set to enhance the park as a useable events space and will encourage people to visit the waterfront which has benefited from significant council investment over the last few years".
The presumption is that the results were not statistically significant as no useable data were shown.
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Clinicians have limited time to concentrate on quality improvement in daily practice which is why efforts to improve and sustain quality should be made as easily available and useable as possible [ 20].
MaidSafe's ambition for the Safe network, as it will be called (aka 'Secure Access For Everyone'), is for it to be useable by as wide a user-base as possible — not just a playground for an enthusiastic community of network nerds.
