The phrase 'how you can leverage' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of using something to maximum benefit in a particular situation, as in "Here are some tips on how you can leverage your time to complete more tasks in a day."
"I think what Baen is doing," Mr. O'Brien said, "is a harbinger of how you can leverage the Web's interactive nature to build relationships with readers and create entirely new revenue streams".
I'll talk generally about how you can leverage a basic understanding of the way applicants are selected, though it is worth finding someone who makes hiring decisions in your industry to get more specific details.
So the point: you need to know how FB works and how you can leverage the Platform to grow your site or business.
Google is participating again, and has updated its "Good To Know" site to fit in with its latest "Googly" design choices, along with some updated information on how you can leverage Google products for safety.
So learn to acknowledge your boss's strengths and determine how you can leverage your own skills and experience to help your boss improve in other areas.
If you find a great space for a pop up and the landlord wants three months instead of two, think how you can leverage that extra month to make those dollars go farther.
I imagine they are figuring out how much you can leverage your popular vote against the superdelegate system, much of which is pledged to Hillary.
In my last post, I spoke about how the U.S. Postal Service is leveraging its existing expertise in the delivery business to begin a two-year grocery delivery test in San Francisco, CA, and how you can emulate them leveraging your existing skills by teaching what you already know.
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"The more you can demonstrate how Google can leverage your research and development work to achieve amazing, broadly applicable results, the better [your chances for getting a job]," adds Clinton.
He notes that Nutmeg is "fundamentally a B2C proposition," but you can probably guess that as a company with big ambitions it's also thinking of how it can leverage other companies' sizes to grow its user base.
