The term 'versatile functions' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has many purposes or abilities, or many uses or features that can be adapted to different situations. For example, "This computer has a wide range of versatile functions which makes it perfect for any situation."
Mauer, J., Denson, J. L. & Bruning, J. C. Versatile functions for IL-6 in metabolism and cancer.
Mobile electronic products have recently become very popular because of their portable convenience and versatile functions.
In addition, we have revealed that fungal cell wall molecules adopt polymorphic structures and heterogeneous dynamics in order to perform versatile functions.
Here, we review the current knowledge on the structure, versatile functions, and evolution of the TULIP superfamily.
The user interface of the program provides versatile functions to facilitate image data visualization, particle annotation and particle quality inspection.
Despite their non-capacity to be translated into proteins, lncRNAs have a versatile functions through various mechanisms interacting with other cellular molecules including DNA, protein, and RNA.
Terpenoids comprise various structures conferring versatile functions to eukaryotes, for example in the form of prenyl-anchors they attach proteins to membranes.
All together, fine-tuning the structure of block copolymers enables preparation of polymeric micelles with versatile functions for treatment of many diseases including intractable cancer.
The vibrant and advanced software development tools not only provide software with versatile functions for radical users but at the same time, an easy to use GUI for naive users.
In recent years, dual-ligand nanomedicines have attracted a lot of interest, because these nanomedicines endowed with versatile functions, have the potential to improve the efficacy of tumor-targeted delivery.
