The phrase "usable from" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe when something, such as a product or service, becomes available for use. For example, "This new software is usable from December 1st."
You don't get information that's usable from people under torture, because they just tell you what you want to hear".
The routines are usable from the command line using the deflare tool, as described by "ahelp deflare".
The WMI scripting API is a collection of COM objects usable from most programming languages and scripting languages.
There were 38 responses (of which 36 were usable) from guide dog organizations in 15 countries (50% response rate).
All the basic functionality is there in the code above, so that the file system is usable from the start, as you've seen in the previous two projects.
HMS systemic approach has been the foundations to design a virtual house, to bring into the class room, usable from middle schools to universities adapted to learners and teachers and suitable for STEM interdisciplinary education.
In the past year, several government websites have completed initiatives that make their data more accessible and more re-usable: from mobile-friendly redesigns from Congress.gov, Govinfo.gov and GPO.gov, to new repositories of bulk data for download, to initiatives that will support original drafting in formats suitable for publication.
More than 20 usable epochs from each session were available from three out of five subjects, labelled as E01, E02 and E05.
Altogether, 96 usable responses from management personnel (top, middle, and front-line management), from 32 responding SMEs, were returned and have been analyzed, and presented in this paper.
This functionality is also usable directly from the ChIPS window by selecting the Range mode either from the right-mouse-button menu or in the ChIPS GUI.
From the AAFP sample of active members, we received 284 usable surveys from 997 valid addresses for a 28.5% response rate.
