The phrase "masterful use of" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe someone or something using something else in a very skillful way. For example, you could say, "She demonstrated a masterful use of words in her speech."
"It is pure, elegant and sophisticated in design with masterful use of cuts and fabrics".
Donen makes masterful use of flash-forwards and flashbacks in this meticulously constructed, deftly edited jigsaw puzzle of a film.
Twisting, stretching and the most masterful use of mirrors still leave blind spots for the driver backing up.
Much of Scandal's popularity stems from a masterful use of social media to drum up interest in the show.
Cat People, American low-budget horror film, released in 1942, that was noted for its masterful use of shadows and low lighting to create suspense.
The mobile camera and a masterful use of light and shadows techniques further developed in his subsequent films earned Murnau the nickname of the Great Impressionist.
In its monstrous characters, none more so than Wife Number Three's appalling son by an earlier marriage, and its hilarious, far-fetched plot, there are echoes of Iris Murdoch and the author's masterful use throughout of a Hooray Henryish vernacular reminded me of the deceptively simple narrative style of Kazuo Ishiguro.
It showcases the masterful brushwork, use of chiaroscuro, meticulous attention to naturalism, and gentleness toward his subjects that attracted the attention of later artists, among them 18th- and 19th-century's Sir Joshua Reynolds, John Constable, and Édouard Manet.
All of these artistic traits arise from a masterful manipulation of light, gloss, contrast, and color.
The pastas can be masterful, and the use of seasonal vegetables, texture, and flavour excite.
People have complained about the quality of the writing in Fifty Shades of Grey, but I would argue that E.L. James was masterful in her use of erotic cues, and storytelling that stimulates all the senses.
