"make smart use of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to use something wisely or carefully, often with the intention of achieving a specific goal or result. Example: "To be successful in sales, you must make smart use of your time by prioritizing tasks and focusing on high-value activities."
"To secure the long-term future of our local metal industries, we need to make smart use of the opportunities in front of us and build on Australia's natural strengths," they said.
Occasionally "Sports Dome does make smart use of the medium, as in segments on under-12 tennis players who keep trying to escape their match between points, only to be run down and shoved back on the court by their parents, or a Make-A-Wish takeoff in which an 8-year-old girl's dying hope is to go to a baseball game and obscenely heckle the Mets' third baseman, David Wright.
Advertisers find value when they make smart use of Facebook's advertising and marketing tools.
For travellers in particular, photo-sharing sites should make smart use of camera-generated geo-location data, automatically plotting your photos on a map.
While sustainable intensification is generally loosely defined, so that almost any model or technology can be labeled under it, ecological intensification proposes landscape approaches that make smart use of the natural functionalities that ecosystems offer.
Leader of Cotswold District Council, Lynden Stowe, said: "It is a proper, considered response to a challenge not only of how to best use a smaller and reducing public subsidy, but also how to make best use of technology, how to encourage and use a competitive market, and how to make smart use of managerial and other expertise".
Only then will Japan make smarter use of its human resources.Ryota Nishino Yokohama.
Now is the time for governments rich and poor, donors, providers, researchers, and advocates to find new resources -- and make smarter use of them -- to begin to end the most deadly epidemic of our time.
Fin den Hertog's production makes smart use of video, live music and projections.
Political consultants of both parties agree that so far Mr. Bush seems to be making smart use of his millions.
Mr. Robinson's lively, economical direction makes smart use of the exposed thrust stage of the Virginia Jackson Browning Theater.
