The phrase "along use" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used due to its incorrectness and lack of context.
Example: "The along use of the tool was not effective." (This example is incorrect.)
Alternatives: "extended use" or "prolonged use".
Whether you're actively looking for a new job or just willing to jump if the right opportunity comes along, use this season as an occasion to make yourself a better job candidate.
You may wish to add other skinks to the enclosure.To make sure that they get along, use skinks of a similar size and species.
It comes down to simple economics, really: if the NSA has to spend more time finding a way to break or otherwise circumvent encrypted communications, it will be forced to do what it should have done all along – use its extraordinary powers on high-value targets, rather than the hundreds of millions of innocent people currently subject to NSA surveillance.
Eventually he sang along, using the enveloping low tones of a Tibetan throat singer.
Since then, many have added other accounts as they have come along, using standing orders to move money around.
The Wrights would flap along, using their own wrists and elbows to learn the motion of the birds' wings.
Likewise, Hughes seem to make it all up as he went along, using any means necessary to crack fast bowlers into and over fences.
Badly Drawn Boy's prize-winning album, "The Hour of Bewilderbeast" (Beggars Banquet), ambles along, using instrumental interludes and ingenious but unassuming arrangements for variety.
We were just making it up as we went along, using whatever we had in the cupboard, but it was so good.
As Pastor Mark spoke, the audience followed along using a handout, filling in the blanks as instructed: "When I feel disappointed with my body... remember I am _____".
"The business of real estate," says Ziman, "is plodding along, using expertise to manage your properties, maximize revenues, minimize expenses.
