The phrase "a superb use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to commend or highlight the effective application of something, such as a technique, resource, or idea.
Example: "The author demonstrated a superb use of imagery to evoke emotions in the reader."
Alternatives: "an excellent application of" or "a remarkable utilization of".
Presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy says: "I honestly think it's a superb use of reality techniques.
A mature dancer, Ms. Álvarez banks less on charm than on clear shape and emphatic phrasing with a superb use of arms and torso.
"Some of your Renaissance artists had a superb use of color," Mr. Hills said, "and what I like about Picasso is his simplicity.
The book is funny, big-hearted and original and derives its brilliance from a superb use of language, an empathy for people and nature and a refusal to patronise the reader.
He had won the innovation primary by making superb use of the internet.
This can be seen in the prevalent and superb use of two motifs, the acanthus and the vine-and-tendril.
Cinematographer Robbie Ryan shoots in the squarer Academy ratio, which has been Arnold's signature since Fish Tank, but his superb use of the 4x3 frame makes the image seem taller, rather than narrower, than more popular widescreen formats.
It's lifted by its setting, though, which makes superb use of the crumbling opulence, juxtaposing abandoned supercars and vast tropical fish tanks with the usual head-stomping, corpse-charring brutality, and also by its retelling of Joseph Conrad's Heart Of Darkness, delivering countless opportunities for Apocalypse Now references.
Giving it a five out of five "mic -rating, Charlie Braxton of The Source praised the duo for "their superb use of the urban narrative".
In Traveling Shoes, Angelou continues to demonstrate her strengths as an autobiographer, especially her ability to connect emotionally with her audience, which Lupton calls her "superb use of language in recording moments of emotional intensity".
