The phrase "a practice of using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a habitual or established method of employing something in a particular context.
Example: "The organization has adopted a practice of using renewable energy sources to reduce its carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "a habit of employing" or "a method of utilizing".
Merrill and other brokerage firms, including Morgan Stanley, have made a practice of using shares of hot stocks to compel purchases of other securities.
We introduced algorithmic trading, a practice of using algorithms to optimize the execution of orders in order to reduce their market impact.
Tsiskaridze was joined by former Bolshoi prima ballerina, Anastasia Volochkova, who accused Iksanov of overseeing a practice of using ballerinas as pleasure escorts for rich tycoons who sit on the theatre's governing board and other influential people.
"The Oloffson has always been Demme's pied-a-terre in Haiti so we sent him a copy, too". Mr. Demme has made something of a practice of using virtually unknown third-world musical acts for his movies, from "Something Wild" to "The Silence of the Lambs". Still, the director's selection of a song from "Aibobo," which was a hit in Haiti but received only minor attention abroad, surprised the band.
My reading on meditation led me to breathing meditation and I adopt a practice of using mala beads to alert me to the end of one (108 breaths) or two (216 breaths) cycles of abdominal breaths, and thereby to allow me to maintain focus on the breath rather than on counting.
(And if it didn't, that would only show either that the speaker wasn't really referring to the individual others in his community call 'Einstein' or else that the community doesn't actually have a practice of using the name 'Einstein' to refer to Einstein).
This consideration suggests strong evidence against a common practice of using Faraday's law to estimate electrolysis yield.
He has a lifelong practice of using humor to weather adversity and boasts that he swims "two laps a week".
Her lawyers are now intent on finding a "pattern and practice" of using government power to win sexual favours.
A statement from White Funnel said "substantial and costly improvements" were needed to the crew accommodation and a "long-accepted practice of using doubled plates to repair the hull was no longer acceptable" to the Maritime and Coastguard Agency.
The Department of Justice published a scathing report Friday about unconstitutional policing in Chicago, announcing after a 13-month investigation that the city's cops have engaged "in a pattern or practice of using force, including deadly force".
