Sentence examples for usefully established from inspiring English sources
The phrase "usefully established" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been set up or created in a way that is beneficial or practical. Example: "The new guidelines were usefully established to improve communication within the team."
There was the grimly inevitable explanation of how the crew use the loo but it was also more usefully established that going fast in a spacecraft doesn't feel like speeding in a car.
The Pope declined to reverse his earlier support for Stephen, but from Matilda's perspective the case usefully established that Stephen's claim was disputed.
A network of rural physicians could be usefully established to facilitate communication and experience sharing and to advocate for greater political support for rural health issues.
Also this and other studies very usefully establish the importance of exploring donors' perspectives and experiences, and establish the importance of women's reproductive labour in global tissue economies (Cohen, 2000; Waldby and Cooper, 2008).
Workplaces have the potential to support or hinder diabetes self management future efforts in the secondary prevention of diabetes might usefully focus establishing workplace health promotion/management programmes.
Therefore the collection, labelling, storage and archiving of this data using DOIs and attaching these to ORCIDs might therefore usefully draw on practices established in non-AHSS domains.
We see at least five major virtues of the Marshall Plan that could be usefully emulated in establishing an aid structure that supports rather than hinders developing countries in their efforts to achieve sustainable rates of economic growth and tackle poverty.
Additionally, future research could usefully seek to establish how ABM may best be incorporated with traditional therapeutic approaches to enhance clinical outcomes.
We see four areas where we could usefully make progress.
Senator Charles Schumer has usefully suggested that a commission be established to review all the bureau's activities.
It is also suggested that discussions of intra-firm policy could usefully proceed within the context of already established general diffusion policy principles.
