The phrase "a concrete use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific, tangible application or example of a concept or idea.
Example: "In this research paper, we will explore a concrete use of renewable energy technologies in urban settings."
Alternatives: "a specific application of" or "a tangible example of".
Microsoft is announcing a simple yet concrete use of its Web services technology, a deal with Kinko's scheduled to be available next year.
This research demonstrates a lack of concrete use of the climate information, when released in its aggregated form after each COF.
Instrumental research utilization refers to a direct and concrete use of research evidence in practice (e.g., use of guidelines).
IRU refers to a direct and concrete use of research evidence in practice (e.g., use of guidelines and protocols) [ 31].
In the final part, a study about the concrete use of specific Moodle activities in some courses at the University of Bolzano (empirical research and verification on field) is presented with the purpose of identifying methodological indications that could help to implement the educational and inclusive value of the online contexts.
This paper attempts to reconstitute the composition of a type of concrete used at the turn of the 20th century by the Hennebique company, one of the most common reinforced concrete systems used in many countries.
First of all the use of industrial waste that is not recyclable within other industries and secondly on the production of geopolymer concrete using a mix of blast furnace slag and activated clays.
In the present study, a new approach is developed to obtain the FRP-confined compressive strength of concrete using a large number of experimental data by applying artificial neural networks.
In this section we illustrate, with a concrete example, the use of analytics as part of a workflow where models are implemented initially as hypotheses and data analytics is used to validate and refine the model.
