The phrase "and enthusiastic use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a positive and eager application or engagement with something, often in a context related to activities, tools, or methods.
Example: "The project was a success due to the team's innovative strategies and enthusiastic use of new technologies."
Alternatives: "and passionate application of" or "and eager engagement with".
Mr McCain is at heart a classical economic liberal who favours big tax cuts, a simpler tax code, minimal government intervention and enthusiastic use of the veto pen.
Shaw was not among them: in 1885 he wrote of Manon: The 21st-century critic Anne Feeney comments, "Massenet rarely repeated musical phrases, let alone used recurrent themes, so the resemblance [to Wagner] lies solely in the declamatory lyricism and enthusiastic use of the brass and percussion".
Purists routinely point out that no one has ever definitively proved that it accomplishes its goals any better than, say, assiduous hand washing and the enthusiastic use of bleach.
Seventeen hours later, the Duchess had been delivered of a son and many readers made enthusiastic use of the opportunity to share their views about the royal family.
Both influences are clear, and the Indian rhythms that suffuse the work's second movement prefigure Bartok's and Kodaly's equally enthusiastic use of folk materials a few decades later.
He mimicked Reagan's Western style, even relaxing on a Texas ranch where Reagan had taken his holidays on a Californian one; and he echoed Reagan's enthusiastic use of the word "evil".Other facets of Mr Bush's personality mixed with his vaulting ambition to undermine his presidency.
Their vocabulary is eerily similar, filled with the enthusiastic use of "awesome" and "definitely".
This can result in harmful consequences to patients and is one of the reasons enthusiastic use of Vioxx ended up harming so many patients.
The bank's failure in September 2007 is indelibly associated with images of Britain's first retail bank run since 1866 and is often blamed on its enthusiastic use of securitisation to expand its mortgage book.
Mann makes enthusiastic use of sulfuric shadows and off-kilter compositions, associating slow, lumbering camera movements with Burr to emphasize his bulk and barely contained sadism.
That's gone on for decades, from The Beatles and Bob Dylan, who liked to manipulate and mock their interviewers, to Samuel L. Jackson, who became typecast for his enthusiastic use of profanity.
