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Discover LudwigThe phrase "by tapping into" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to suggest the idea of accessing or taking advantage of something. For example, "He increased his company's profits by tapping into new markets."
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Maybe by tapping into social networks.
But the industry revitalized itself by tapping into new markets.
"By tapping into advertising dollars," he added, "the sky is the limit".
By tapping into the reserves, she warned, the city will exhaust the funds by June 30.
Republicans had proposed paying for the beefed-up security by tapping into stimulus money.
The campaign's popularity spread by tapping into widening discontent over the state of the country.
This is partly by continuing to update their offering by tapping into smaller fads, Milton says.
By tapping into this society, says Watson, "comedians can instantly get into people's brains.
She could also amass a large campaign treasury by tapping into her husband's network of donors.
Ground source heat pumps work by tapping into the energy which is permanently present underground.
The play shrewdly connects to its audience by tapping into our encyclopedic knowledge of pop culture.
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