Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: The great unknown area is, How do you make websites useable for people with learning difficulties?

Modifies a noun

• space: You'll see how just how much useable space is there.

• format: The data may be downloaded in a variety of useable formats for import into different software packages.

• capacity: This means they would drift slowly apart and after some time the useable capacity of the pack is very small.

• condition: The soap is still useable, very good condition.

• energy: Whatever is eaten is not digested into useable energy for the body.

• tool: We host four auctions of antique and useable tools each year in Needham Market.

Modifying Another Word

• perfectly: Of course the " burnt " gate was perfectly useable, for operational purposes, just lacking a balance beam.

• readily: The bang, although not displacing the rock, had set up a large number of readily useable cracks.

• fully: The purse is fully useable, very good condition.

• immediately: The material produced is directly related to the needs of their staff and pupils and therefore relevant and immediately useable in the classroom.

• easily: In older, and less commonplace browsers the site may appear different but should be easily useable still.

• still: The soap is still useable, very good condition.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Whilst the site may remain useable, you may find that some enhanced functionality may not be available.

• make: Perhaps one of these could be made useable again to access the Sankey.

• become: This can enable a line that fails the line test, to become useable.

• seem: He found a Chinese Mountainbike which looked and seemed quite useable in the only real sports store of the capital.

Preposition: in

• warfare: Efforts to improve nuclear arsenals and to make nuclear weapons more useable in warfare will jeopardize the test ban and non-proliferation regimes.

• future: Software that adheres to relevant technical standards and avoids proprietary file formats is more likely to be useable in the future.

Preposition: by

• everyone: In the future, they would like to see products useable by everyone in society.