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The phrase "a lot of utilization" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or frequency of use of a particular resource, tool, or method.
Example: "The new software has seen a lot of utilization since its launch, indicating its popularity among users."
Alternatives: "a great deal of use" or "extensive use".
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"There's not a lot of utilization review or prior authorization in Medicare," he said.
There's a lot of utilization of chromaticism in harmonic language, meaning, you know, "weird" to people, not straight and safe.
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Creates a lot of–.
"It led to a lot of bad utilization, but it was a requirement because, if we're in tax season and an important application goes down, everybody would kill the IT department," Romano says.
Although these resources require a lot of energy for their utilization, they are very efficient electron acceptors.
Regarding renewable energy utilization, there are a lot of examples of rooftop photovoltaic system installations at railway stations in Japan [5].
Various medicinal agents have been derived from the natural sources; among them a lot of drugs are formulated due to their utilization in traditional medicine.
Progression of a large number of common chronic diseases is induced by free radical-mediated oxidative damage and a lot of health benefits are attributed to the utilization of fruits and vegetables in our diet due to their strong antioxidant capacities.
A lot of awareness is ongoing worldwide on solar energy utilization [9].
A lot of effort has been put into increasing coal ash utilization; however, 50% of total amount is disposed of on land and in the sea.
Capacity utilization is tight, but it takes a lot of steel and cement to build more steel and cement plants.
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