The phrase "a tailored use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a customized or specific application of something, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The report highlights a tailored use of technology to enhance productivity in remote work environments."
Alternatives: "a customized application of" or "a specific implementation of".
The argument is made in a separate IMF working paper that "multipliers are found to differ significantly across countries, calling for a tailored use of fiscal policies and a country-by-country assessment of their effects".
In the same way, a better knowledge of the molecular resistance mechanisms to classical chemotherapy agents (platinum compounds, anti-metabolite agents or tubulin-interacting agents) will lead to a tailored use of these drugs, based again on the molecular characteristics of tumor specimens.
Improvements lead to shorter design times and a better tailored use of material.
The Hawai'i case study also highlighted a necessity for tailored use of communication networks, especially focusing on the vulnerable groups with limited access to communication technologies.
According to the draft resolution, the operation would be restricted to a "limited and tailored use of the United States Armed Forces against Syria", and prohibit the use of any ground forces.
The proposed framework has versatility and enables the tailored use of design constraints thus providing a family of possible multiple notch filter design methods.
There is growing interest from women and clinicians in extended or tailored use of the combined oral contraceptive (COC) pill.
The volunteer computing paradigm, along with the tailored use of peer-to-peer communication, has recently proven capable of solving a wide area of data-intensive problems in a distributed scenario.
The tailored use of EGFR-TKI therapy has been pioneered in the area of lung cancer [ 15].
Comprehensive data were collected on all health, social care and other relevant services used by individual study members using a tailored version of the Client Socio-demographic & Service Receipt Inventory (CSSRI-EU).
All RNs are trained to use a tailored version of the L-MIS protocol which is specifically designed for this trial.
