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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as useful a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the usefulness of something to another thing, typically in a structure that emphasizes the degree of usefulness.
Example: "This tool is as useful a resource as any other in our toolkit."
Alternatives: "as helpful a" or "as beneficial a".
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Alkyne polymerization is not nearly as developed nor as useful a procedure as alkene polymerization.
It makes for more interesting visualizations but it is rather harder to explain, and at any rate doesn't seem to have resulted in as useful a set of classifications as the more traditional method.
The notion lent itself to cinematic fantasies, because, after all, fiction offered as useful a frame of reference as anything.
Fantasies were every bit as useful a foundation for his articles as any sober fetish with "the facts".
That could be as useful a political tool as Margaret Thatcher's income tax cuts of the 1980s.
The novel is just as useful a barometer and guide for the more abstract aspects of the city, too, for negotiating its spirit, its soul.
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"Are you anti-Semitic?" she asked her guest, which is about as useful an interview technique as asking about wife-beating.
We know there's a joke about being as useful as a submarine with a screen door, but Canada doesn't seem to be in on it.
In certain circumstances they can be as useful as a tire print or a piece of clothing left at a crime scene.
"About as useful as a 401(k) for a dog".
I feel about as useful as a pork chop in a synagogue with all this Internet bollocks.
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