"useful for her" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is beneficial or helpful for a specific person. Here are some examples: - The new study techniques were very useful for her, as she was able to improve her grades significantly. - The information provided in the workshop was particularly useful for her, as she was able to apply it to her job immediately. - The gift of a cookbook was extremely useful for her, as she had recently expressed an interest in learning how to cook. - The online resources were useful for her, providing her with all the necessary information to plan her trip to Europe. - The warm weather was useful for her, as it helped ease the pain and stiffness in her joints.
Her experience of writing about the armed forces has clearly come in useful for her work in the games industry: alongside the Gears novels, she's also working on a series for Halo.
The course is useful for her role as a partner in a large, busy firm, but it also leaves the way open for her to become a chartered occupational psychologist should she decide to change direction.
"The more she's demonised by the chattering classes," says her biographer, Ajay Bose, "the more popular among dalit voters she becomes…although it would be good if she did something more useful for her constituency too".Before the October hearing, the BSP is compiling a list of monuments to the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty that has ruled India for most of its post-Independence history.
Wolf says that while Twitter is useful for advertising, her use of it is "mostly about networking.
The young woman herself is practically an arsenal, her blonde hair much in demand for bobm sights, the silk embracing her bosom & shins useful for parachutes, her pocketbook a treasure house of aluminum & other substance all prized by the military.
The existence of St Fillan's Pool on the River Fillan near Tyndrum would have provided useful cover for her captors: it was regularly used as a cure for insanity, which would have helped to explain her presence to the curious.
She avoids Facebook, Twitter and Instagram where possible, but admits they are useful for promoting her nascent YouTube channel.
Whatever her other talents, she's more than willing to play the role of useful idiot for her party.
In theory, this was useful preparation for her relationship with Prince Charles, which first made it into the newspapers in September 1980.
More broadly, by steering federal money, organizing investor forums and offering the services of her staff, she has helped turn the upstate region into an incubator for ventures like Cilion's, while providing a useful showcase for her energy proposals on the campaign trail.
It was all useful grist for her first CD-ROM.
