"promotes the use of" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to the encouragement of the use of something. For example: "This new policy promotes the use of renewable energy sources."
Low activity of PKM2 is useful for cancer cells because it promotes the use of glycolytic intermediates for biosynthetic pathways.
This approach also promotes the use of advertising as an efficient tool for commercial promotion.
The American Botanical Council, a nonprofit group that promotes the use of herbal supplements, also called for more research.
The president lives within his means and promotes the use of renewable energy and recycling in his government's policies.
His mother is president of the nonprofit Benton Foundation in Washington, which promotes the use of telecommunications by other nonprofit organizations.
"People project their fears onto cyclists," said David Lutz, executive director of the Neighborhood Open Space Coalition, which promotes the use of bike paths.
A secretary at the Asbestos Institute, a Montreal group that promotes the use of asbestos, said no one at the institute was available to comment on the report.
"I'm glad Verizon is doing this," said Jamal LeBlanc, a policy associate at the Benton Foundation in Washington, which promotes the use of communications media by nonprofits.
Nearly 250,000 people are members of car clubs using some 4,000 vehicles, according to Carplus, a group which promotes the use of shared transport.
She is a member of Eagala, the Equine-Assisted Growth and Learning Association, which promotes the use of horses for emotional growth and wellbeing.
She also spins, weaves and knits and is president of the Third Star Fibre Guild, which promotes the use of natural fibers in clothing and art.
