"find that using" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express the discovery or realization that using something has a certain effect or result. Example: After conducting the experiment, we found that using a higher concentration of the chemical led to faster reaction times.
We find that using cyclic voltammetry and steady state polarisation analysis, enables us to separate the effects of true specific electrocatalytic activity and active surface area.
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Sorry but at 74 I find that using a plastic coffee makers seem to affect my memory.
We also find that using control groups, rather than a single control firm, yields more powerful test statistics.
Many people find that using large muscle groups in a rhythmic, repetitive fashion works best; call it "muscular meditation," and you'll begin to understand how it works.
In a pair of studies we find that using two hands simultaneously is faster than using a single, dominant-handed marking menu by 10-15%.
We find that using a delta rather than a negative binomial GAM saves significant computation time at the expense of a slight reduction in GAM performance.
We find that using the heterostructure interface improves device behavior by reducing the tunneling barrier width at the channel/source interface.
Whether it is to research car prices or actually buy a car, many women find that using the Internet is a more comfortable -- and in some cases more profitable -- alternative to braving the salesman's turf: the showroom floor.
In general, we find that using OR protocols, there is on average a 32% reduction in the number of transmissions.
We find that using a carbon tax to help pay for corporate tax reform has several attractions and one big drawback.
