The phrase "a greater utilisation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the increased use or application of a particular resource, method, or strategy.
Example: "The project aims to promote a greater utilisation of renewable energy sources to reduce carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "an increased use of" or "a higher application of".
Consequently, a greater utilisation of the battery (as an effect of an increased PV or wind turbine capacity) does not affect its economic lifetime.
This methodology allows for a greater utilisation of the predictions made by black box models and can expedite further study based on the output for a (quantitative) structure activity model.
They viewed a football team as a means of generating extra revenue and a greater utilisation of the club facilities, particularly in the winter months.
Women may have more frequent contact with health care providers due to a greater utilisation of preventive health care [ 32].
In Los Angeles, USA, trial recruitment was improved by a greater utilisation of Hispanic staff and a Spanish language-based education programme.
Some cost saving is achieved through a greater utilisation of equipment during its lifetime and by assuming that the facility batches instruments from multiple vasectomies during reprocessing (e.g., washing and sterilising two sets of NSV tools at the same time).
29 Four studies reported on a timeframe during which unit practice had altered, generally shifting towards greater utilisation of TTERPT.
The approach should contribute towards enhanced understanding of the issues and could provide the basis of an assessment tool which, if used widely in countries, could lead to greater utilisation of health research.
However, an extra simulation of the 36 rain pattern from set 6 was also run on this computer, thus giving greater utilisation of the hardware.
Moreover, isolation of enterococci from fish waste source increases their chances of adaptability and greater utilisation of these wastes to enable in situ enrichment and recovery of bioactive molecules.
The emerging focus on Health Research Systems HRSS) has identified additional mechanisms through which greater utilisation of research could be achieved.
