The phrase "always use even" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to suggest a guideline for using the word "even" in certain contexts, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "In mathematical expressions, you should always use even numbers to ensure consistency."
Alternatives: "always utilize even" or "consistently apply even".
An analysis of these indicates that: this literature is in the early stages of knowledge development; interviews/focus groups dominate data collection methods; nonprobability samples are almost always used; even basic demographic data is scarce; and the relationships among and between all participants in the fostering process likely to affect the quality of the fostering experience.
Also, check for good, safe shoes and make sure a walker or cane, if needed, is always used, even from one room to the next.
For the main analysis the original version was always used, even if updates became available.
If you're using marker for his scar, always use washables, even if you're going to be at a convention for the entire day for multiple days.
The results clearly indicate that an efficient global optimization approach should always be used, even for small models, to avoid convergence to local minima.
Most always, flights headed east use odd numbered cruise altitudes (35,000ft), while westerly flights use even altitudes (32,000ft).
If you consider I was also using a similar IP address and the same devices I always use, that constitutes even further proof.
You must obsessively check their genitals for signs of herpes and always use a condom, even a god damn dental damn with these fools because they're sleeping with a minimum of six other people.
The association between low trust in others and did not always use condoms persisted, even after adjusting for age, gender, rural origin, and role of religion.
You can always use a core even for 4 strands -- it is just that for 8 or more strands, a core is mandatory.
