The phrase "a more sparing use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to limit or reduce the frequency or extent of something.
Example: "In order to conserve resources, we should consider a more sparing use of energy in our operations."
Alternatives: "a more limited use" or "a more restrained use".
One critic, apparently, opined that he overused swearwords, thus destroying the effect of a more sparing usage.
Some bloodless medicine experts have also helped lead a national movement calling for more sparing use of transfusion.
But, Dr. Eichenfield pointed out, use of these drugs will allow more sparing use of steroids, and the extra options will greatly enhance the safety of long-term treatments for eczema.
(The right of householders to use reasonable force against burglars is to be clarified an issue that has long been a bizarre Tory fixation).Some of the changes in the revised plan make sense, including more sparing use of remand, more frequent resort to well-enforced community sentences and more opportunities for paid work in prison.
His recipe for restoring the "people's army" includes more sparing use of exemptions, dishonourable discharges for suspected shirkers and preferential treatment at universities for ex-combat troops.Most controversially of all, he complained publicly that the army's ethos of self-sacrifice had deteriorated to the point where it valued soldiers' lives too highly to get the job done.
Such protests are particularly unnerving for the authorities because they involve educated, articulate and well-organised urbanites, not the country folk who normally suffer most from abuse by officials.The best response to all these worries is to encourage more sparing use of resources, and that is what the government is trying to do.
We speculate that the changes in payment policies likely reinforced and incentivized clinicians' further modifications to their practice patterns to achieve still lower hemoglobin levels through 2010, primarily through more sparing use of EPO.
As one of the authors of that report (Reducing the Prison Population, Home Office Research and Planning Paper 23, 1984), I interviewed judges and magistrates about different ways the population could be reduced while colleagues encouraged a more sparing and careful use of the custodial sanction and probation.
The banh mi ($6.50 to $8) make a more sparing impression; these sandwiches on baguettes seem to have too little meat.
