The phrase "as usefully" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the usefulness of two or more things or actions in a specific context.
Example: "I found this tool to be as usefully effective as the previous one we used."
Alternatives: "as effectively" or "as beneficially".
The summer shows and projects at P.S. 1 in Long Island City, Queens, have a high rate of memorable moments and together reflect the current state of contemporary art as usefully as a Whitney Biennial.
This seasonal tendency towards a spot of healthy self-reflection could just as usefully be applied to your career and, specifically, whether your current career plan is still the right one for 2014 and beyond.
The principle that drives microtonality is that the Western scale need not be divided into only 12 notes; it can just as usefully be divided into 20, 50 or any number a composer decides upon, so long as instruments can be made on which the pitches can be played and musicians are willing to learn those instruments.
As with so many first novels, the central character was not unlike my teenage self, the house and town not dissimilar to where I had grown up, and the day might just as usefully have been spent looking at old photographs, or even writing.
TOMMASINI Classical Music AMERICAN FESTIVAL OF MICROTONAL MUSIC The principle that drives microtonality is that the Western scale need not be divided into only 12 notes -- it can just as usefully be divided into 20, 50, or any number a composer decides upon, so long as instruments can be made on which the pitches can be played, and as long as musicians are willing to learn them.
Our results support those of others and suggest that instead of focusing on why there are so many species we might just as usefully ask, why are there so few species?
However, this knowledge is usefully as long as if the CR can represent its knowledge in a way that enables to exploit it and to react to the environment by adequate adaptations of its operating configuration.
The goal of regression is to summarize observed data as simply, usefully and elegantly as possible [ 25].
(The old film of Maria Tallchief dancing Balanchine's arrangement of this material in "Pas de Dix" might jolt them usefully, as might the texture and phrasing of Rudolf Nureyev's version for the Royal Ballet).
As Grimshaw usefully demonstrates, this is all about ripped jeans, hoodies and a bomber.
As for Usefully T. Medicaids and Boggs Darrin, they both wrote about cheap drug sales, no prescription needed.
