The phrase "prospects for using" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the possibility of using a particular thing in the future. For example, "The report examined the prospects for using renewable energy sources to provide power to the city."
We discuss the performance and prospects for using such systems as a miniature optical wavelength reference, compatible with transportable instruments.
In this review, we discuss the culture of endothelial cells and vascular networks from mammalian cells, and examine the prospects for using zebrafish cells for this objective.
The results demonstrate good prospects for using human dental pulp cell plus self-assembling peptide nano-fibre hydrogel to produce mineralised tissue pieces for clinical use.
Navsaria is excited at prospects for using adult stem cells to grow skin and hopes advances in understanding these cells could lead to better functioning tissues and applications in drug development with less animal testing.
Finally, this Comment uses environmental pollution to introduce the concept of social pollution and explores prospects for using environmental statutes as models for regulatory reform proposals that address the social pollution of systemic discrimination caused by implicit bias.
(To my mind, there's enormous potential for progress testing new ways to share and shape ideas, and far slimmer prospects for using environmental treaty-making and other tools of global governance).
Prospects and challenges for using microcomputers in schools.
This study examines the practical prospects and benefits for using interstitial metal hydride hydrogen storage in "unsupported" fuel cell mobile construction equipment and aviation GSE applications.
Thus, the evaporative cooler has prospects for use for short term preservation of vegetables and fruits soon after harvest.
The material thus has good prospects for use in fusion reactor system and nuclear waste disposal applications.
Scientific challenges associated with nanostructured photovoltaic devices are also discussed, followed by the prospects for use in real applications.
