"inevitable use" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to something that cannot be avoided or prevented. For example: "The inevitable use of technology in the workplace has made our jobs easier."
Although it was packed with technology, it was, in concept, a surprisingly traditional package – notwithstanding the inevitable use of Audi's quattro on-road permanent all-wheel drive technology.
As I argue in my London Evening Standard column today, the inevitable use of loop-tape film has been offset by a freshness that has made the watching experience more than usually rewarding.
The inevitable use of coercion and violence in law enforcement, in the form of police and prisons, itself represents a grave karmic cost of imposing any penal law on segments of the population who do not accept it as legitimate.
Integrating over uncertainty also makes BI more susceptible than ML to errors caused by the inevitable use of inaccurate models of molecular evolution.
Thus, early education at the point of diagnosis regarding the progressive nature of diabetes and inevitable use of insulin could allay their misconceptions [ 9, 10].
Although this system is sufficient for application by an expert user on a small, laboratory scale, it suffers from a drawback: the inevitable use of an empirical way (examining the biosensor's response data) to identify a pesticide in a sample.
Throughout the day, each side sought to blame the other for the shrinking surplus and position itself to avoid responsibility for what many economists consider the inevitable: using surplus Medicare and Social Security money to pay for spending increases.
Alongside significant time savings (due to the limited sample preparation as well as the absence of uptake and washing times that are inevitable using traditional solution nebulisation), LA offers the additional advantage of reduced spectral interferences caused by oxide and hydroxide species[27, 28] (due to the absence of solvent at dry plasma conditions).
Women lawmakers at the Emily's List conference and gala spoke of Clinton as if her candidacy is inevitable, using the pronoun "she" to describe the Democratic Party's 2016 nominee.
Cardiac death is a prognosis that death is inevitable (using WBD criteria).
Siting of large-scale industries not only generates huge economic benefits for rural communities but also instigates inevitable land use changes with conversion of rural lands to industrial, commercial, residential and other uses.
