The phrase "advisability of using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the merits or appropriateness of employing a particular method, tool, or approach.
Example: "The advisability of using renewable energy sources is a topic of great importance in today's environmental discussions."
Alternatives: "wisdom of using" or "suitability of using".
Thousands of detainees being held in secret by the government; wiretaps on prisoners' conversations with their lawyers; public debate about the advisability of using torture to make suspects talk.
Those with medical backgrounds, a history of hospital visits or a penchant for watching TV shows like "Grey's Anatomy" may wonder about the advisability of using a medical emergency term like "Code blue" for light-hearted beer ads.
He would also repay debt, but the tax advantages in some countries on mortgage interest, combined with very low current rates, make the advisability of using a gift to pay down a home loan less clear.
The organization worked to educate the public about issues relevant to women's health, focusing on the health of menopausal women, for example, to shed greater light on the issue of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) when a 2004 study indicated that health providers and women were still confused about the advisability of using HRT, which had been linked to breast cancer.
In addition, the type of fracture determines the advisability of using diverting agents.
Some general awkwardness occurred during a Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee hearing on Tuesday as a few uncomfortable lawmakers delved into the issue of breastfeeding, suckling, and even the advisability of using plug-in breast pumps in cars.
But the advisability and effectiveness of using cats for pest management really depends on how they are used, according to Jack Peterson, acting director of Arizona's Office of Pest Management.
It also illustrates the advisability of not using a fluid restriction in patients started on vaptan therapy because of the increased risk of increasing the serum [Na+] too rapidly and/or causing hyperosmolality, both of which are risk factors for the development of ODS.
The aim of the paper is to establish the advisability of the use of high strength concretes as opposed to that of normal strength concretes by comparing three performance indices: concrete contribution ratio, strength index and ductility index.
The consistency of the findings with those of previous studies on AL in different populations, at different time periods, and using different designs, raises the question of the advisability of preventing pesticide use by pregnant women, even though a causal relationship still must be more fully documented.
While RDTs have been used on a large scale for several years in some countries with anecdotal and unpublished health system data suggesting an impact on anti-malarial therapy, these outcomes are poorly documented and opinion on the advisability of wide-scale use has remained divided [20], [21].
