The phrase "a smart use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effective or clever application of a particular resource, strategy, or idea.
Example: "The project demonstrated a smart use of technology to enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "an intelligent application of" or "a clever utilization of".
Not a smart use of space.
That's a smart use of their employees' time.
Ms. Mahoney of the Volunteer Consulting Group said that such property sales were a smart use of resources.
The hybrid model includes a number of selectable elements for the production and storage of energy, making a (smart) use of the available renewable energy resources based on a demand-response principle.
It shows common sense and a smart use of resources to focus on removing dangerous criminals, recent illegal immigrants and repeat offenders instead of young people who had no choice when they were brought here illegally, have deep American roots, clean records and dreams of higher education.
Besides being a smart use of all the content its users have posted over the years, "A Look Back" may also offer an interesting look at the ways in which Facebook could use the massive amounts of data we've given it by way of our status updates, photo uploads, comments, and "likes" in really personal, emotionally impactful marketing.
The head of Sky News, John Ryley, said its coverage was "dynamic, insightful and crackled with the excitement of the night; our digital journalism was slick, sharp and a very smart use of digital technology".
However, for new and returning students this academic year who want to avoid both of the above mentioned, a little smart use of money could see you enjoy some of the finer things in life.
A similarly smart use of shocks is Julia Ducournau's Raw, which, yes, is about the lust for flesh-eating, but if you look beyond that it is actually one of the more truthful and resonant coming-of-age stories I've seen in quite some time (and unlike at Toronto, where two weakling audience members passed out, I happily dined on a tasty hamburger with hatch green chili sauce while watching).
That's the second question I wanted to ask the Poetry Archive is a very smart use of the Web.
