The phrase 'promote use of' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to suggest that something should be used more often. For example, "The government should promote use of renewable energy sources."
Another hope is that having projects like Jefferson at Aberdeen Station, with its direct walkway to the rail station, will promote use of the train.
Nicholas D. Kristof ("Vrooming Into Yellowstone," column, Feb. 18) is right to urge that public requests that would promote use of our national parks be adequately addressed.
This new model could benefit Google enormously because it would promote use of the Web on cellphones, and the Web is where the company makes its ad dollars.
These findings promote use of listening to music to establish a healing environment for patients in a postanaesthesia care unit.
Policy makers and practitioners should promote use of safety gates and furniture covers and restriction of baby walker use.
Another way to approach the problem might be to promote use of effective drugs by reducing their prices or patients' out-of-pocket costs for them.
WMO also wants to promote use of the forecasts for better early warning of high impact weather events such as floods and droughts, and heat and cold waves.
He has filed for a patent for his imaging innovations, and is considering launching a startup to promote use of the powerful new system.
Pro-voluntary euthanasia groups promote use of the drug, which is illegal to import into Australia, to terminally ill patients who express a desire to take their own life.
The administration's reversal came two days before President Bush was scheduled to visit Missouri to promote use of the cards, which have received a tepid reaction from many Medicare beneficiaries.
Another advantage, he and other euro bond advocates say, is that it would create a debt market to rival the one for United States Treasury securities, and promote use of the euro as a reserve currency.
