The phrase "data usable for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing data that can be used for a specific purpose. For example, "This data is valuable and usable for further research."
This paper investigates the possibility of automatically generating simulation models based on plant engineering data, usable for virtual commissioning.
A similar approach is required for the neighbourhood scale to make the data usable for the purpose of estimating the energy use for individual properties.
The technical robustness of a method is a required parameter to consistently provide high quality data usable for biological insight.
Use of server side controls to test for data validity ensured that 98.8% of uploaded forms contained complete data usable for statistical analysis.
There is rather limited evidence available for age of starting, with only 10 studies for COPD, three for CB and one for emphysema providing data usable in meta-analyses.
Sequence data were usable for 9 of 13 SNPs for which we used the PeakPicker method (18) to quantify potential imbalance.
[ 40, 41] From the 92 participants at time 1 and 2, 141 sets of paired CES-D and HAD-D data were usable for Rasch analyses.
In lack of comprehensive national data sets usable for obtaining routine valid statistics with a uniform variable set and strict definitions, the Centre has initiated an enterprise called "The Watchtowers" which aims at including a representative sample of Norwegian municipalities.
In order to store this useful kind of information, we focus on the adoption of a general logical model to make PPI data immediately usable for automatic or semi-automated reconstruction of biological pathways, which can be easily integrated into existing electronic formats used to store the PPI data such as PSI-MI [ 14] and BioPax [ 15].
They focus on the hypotheses they were funded to study, and often do not have additional information about the subjects that would make the data re-usable for another question; in contrast, institutional approaches can leverage that breadth.
Mr. Gray's vision was largely about making the flood of astronomical data accessible and usable for scientists.
