The phrase 'draw on services' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to express the idea of making use of a particular service or services, such as drawing on the services of a consultant or drawing on services offered by a business. For example, "As a small business, we draw on services from external experts to meet our needs."
There are a whole host of support services you can draw on: from services at the university and student union, to their local GP, or specialist substance misuse centres.
The potential for foul play is especially pronounced among companies issuing securities, since they tend to need to draw on considerable array of services.
"If we can help map out that trust network, then maybe those would be interesting relationships to draw on for access to financial services," he adds.
I often observe science teacher education efforts that, with a good intention, encourage pre-service teachers to draw on students' experiences to bridge between science and students' everyday knowledge and experiences.
Unfortunately, the evidence-base that policy makers and service providers may draw on to guide the development of more culturally salient depression treatment interventions is limited in two ways.
Use of human capital, like cloud computing, enables firms to avoid investing in costly manpower and infrastructure by drawing on service providers only as needed.
Since all BC residents are covered by the province's publicly insured medical and hospital service plan and the vast majority of residents draw on health services of one type or another each year, these data effectively represent the entire population of the province (which ranged from 3.29 million people in 1990 to approximately 4.0 million people in 2000) [ 43].
The broad thrust of the favoured approach is that people will be able to choose from a range of identity service providers, who will then feed data into a distributed hub where it can draw on validation services then feed authenticated data to a public service provider.
When they are occupied, he can draw on the services of most of the 238 Superior Court judges, if necessary.
Such patients are nevertheless likely to draw on TIA services for further assessment.
