The phrase "a tripling of use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increase in usage or frequency, often in contexts related to statistics, research, or resource consumption.
Example: "The study revealed a tripling of use among participants after the new program was implemented."
Alternatives: "a threefold increase in use" or "a three times rise in use."
So what has led to a tripling of developers using Mashery in the past year?
The major energy problem we face is a scarcity of oil and gas combined with population growth and increased energy use in the third world, leading to a potential tripling of world energy use in the next 50 years.
The output energy of the system can be triple of using gas turbine alone if the process of recycling the waste thermal of tail air is utilized [4, 30, 39].
The fluorescence decay lifetimes were recovered by a nonlinear fit of the data using a triple exponential decay using GlobalWe software (Laboratory of Fluorescence Dynamics, Irvine, CA).
Sitting in their kitchens, they would laugh about the sale of a perfume called the Odor of Lenin or a triple bed using the slogan Lenin s Nami — "Lenin Is with Us".
Explicit formulas are derived for predicting the critical axial strain of a triple-walled CNT using a more refined vdW model.
The bispectrum of the process can then be obtained in the Fourier domain as the expected value of a triple product of Fourier coefficients using the DTFT or the DFT.
"The use of a triple-lock of this kind is a thoughtful response to the problem of potential meddling by government or parliament".
In contrast, the RMPA handover policy takes into account the latest advances in location discovery techniques and makes use of a triple source of uncorrelated location information the HTRU location technique.
The new treatment options include biologic disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) [ 3] and the use of a triple combination of synthetic DMARDs [ 5].
