The phrase "reject to use" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically intended to express a refusal to utilize something, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "I reject to use this outdated software for our project."
Alternatives: "refuse to use" or "decline to use"
As seen in Figure 1, seven trainees from six scenarios rejected to use the videos.
WASHINGTON — The Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., on Tuesday rejected pleas to use money from the $700 billion bailout program to help homeowners avoid foreclosure or to stave off bankruptcy by Detroit's Big Three automakers.
King rejected plans to use the Bank of England's 12-strong court to oversee the handling of the next financial crisis in favour of a committee of non-executive directors with powers only to review decisions in retrospect.
The weekend German press said that the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, and the Bundesbank rejected pleas to use its gold reserves to boost funding for the EFSF, the firewall designed to defend distressed economies under attack.
"We reject any attempt to use racism or xenophobia to divide us.
We will stand by our Muslim friends and reject any effort to use an attack on one community to justify attacks on another.
"We remain hopeful that courts throughout the state will reject any attempts to use religion to justify discrimination," said Jennifer Rilexecutives, executive director of the ACLU of Mississippi.
We would, however, still reject the alternative to use multi-point electrocardiogram (ECG) recordings, as electrode placement may require too much strain for some patients in palliative care.
6.49pm BST Afternoon summary Lib Dem delegates have rejected a proposal to use filters to force people who want to watch online pornography to have to opt in.
Last week, Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco rejected a plan to use about 650 New York City subway cars as artificial reefs off several inlets along the state's 130-mile coastline.
