The phrase "turn useful" is not an idiomatic expression in written English.
You cannot use it as it is. To make it correct and usable in written English, you could say "become useful" instead. For example: We need these tools to become useful in the future.
The availability of [18F] SF6 may also turn useful in multimodal imaging approaches, due the current use of SonoVue® (from Bracco), an SF6 microbubble formulation, as an ultrasound contrast imaging agent.
That kind of bond is important in driving further use of said services, which is in turn useful to Apple because it clearly seems to want to make Siri a go-to resource for iPhone and iPad users in all areas of discovery and potentially even search.
The SpO2/FiO2 may also turn useful in identifying patients at risk for ARDS.
(RMSE is in turn useful because it provides an estimate of the expected error magnitude on the scale of the property being calculated).
In order to be able to truly turn useful genetic discoveries from the laboratory bench to daily clinical practice, a roadmap is crucial to make urgent translation feasible.
To be specific industries want a special purpose machine which in turn useful according to various diameter and various length of pulleys.
REGIME change has an awkward way of turning useful political contacts into liabilities.
Finance has a way of turning useful tools into dangerous weapons.
Modelling the water transaction between national economic units allows us to determine the intersectoral water relationships which are, in turn, very useful data for integrated water economic analysis.
turn this useful name over to the American Medical Ass'n.
Those postings, found in the Community section (a link for which is on the home page), can turn up useful information overlooked by the professional critics.
