The phrase "adept users" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals who are highly skilled or proficient in using a particular tool, software, or system.
Example: "The training program is designed for adept users who are already familiar with the software's advanced features."
Alternatives: "skilled users" or "proficient users."
Previous approaches to this problem have relied on technically adept users with tool-specific training.
Some adept users have been able to reach Timeline for weeks using a workaround meant for developers.
His credentials, not just as a scientist but a cricketer whose former team-mates include the Pakistan captain Imran Khan and the Indian bowler Syed Abid Ali, both adept users of swing, are compelling.
The issue has been a topic of debate between Apple, which says it has the right to control the software on its devices, and technically adept users who want to customize their phones as they see fit.
While it's not encouraged, technically adept users may be able to vote multiple times.
While multiple voting is not encouraged, technically adept users may be able to do so.
During this time, he has become an adept user of social technologies.
Gouzer is an adept user of Instagram — his bio reads "Art, sharks and stupid stuff" — and his account could be curated by Anthony Bourdain: Gouzer in a wetsuit, underwater, well within snapping range of some sharks; Gouzer on a tropical beach, holding a dead dogtooth tuna up to his shoulder, as if it were a rifle.
Jones, a prominent peddler of conspiracy theories and an adept user of social media, has pushed bizarre claims, including that the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School was a hoax and that the 9/11 terrorist attacks were an inside job.
Hollywood's new strategy is likely to affect everyone from computer-adept users of online music services to the average couch potato.
Be careful when facing a Hammerburst-adept user, they can kill very easily if you don't be careful.
