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The phrase "a main use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the primary function or purpose of something.
Example: "One main use of this software is to streamline project management and improve team collaboration."
Alternatives: "a primary function of" or "a key purpose of".
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A main use of the data gathered by the newest devices is to reconstruct events that send patients to emergency rooms.
Finally applying the Gauss's summation theorem (1.6) to 's in (3.8), 's in (3.10), and 's in (3.12), after a simplification by making a main use of, we can readily show the summation formula (2.3) in Theorem 2.1.
It is not difficult, even though a little complicated, to prove the identities given here by making a main use of the following contiguous relation (see [1, equation, page 71]): (1.13).
For example, a main use of BPA is as a starting material in the manufacture of polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins, accounting for 72% and 21%, respectively, of the BPA consumed in the United States in 2003 (NTP 2007).
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As a result, the main use of IR sensors in robotics is for obstacle avoidance.
A main purpose of using binary solutions as phase change materials is to benefit from the latent heat or enthalpy difference at melting.
It is conceivable that the main use of a large scale solar facility such as above that displaces all other generation in the world is in producing environmentally-friendly fuels such as hydrogen.
Indeed, Daniel says that his main use of an exoskeleton would be for rehabilitation work to maintain his strength and balance.
The main use of cars is not long trips, but short ones.
The main use of PTX converters is on forklift trucks.
The main use of telemedicine was for neurosurgery (Table 2).
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