"use closely" is a valid and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to judge or emphasize the importance of paying close attention or using something with care. For example: "When using the chisel, use it closely to ensure you get the best result."
Such use closely resembles BASE jumping, he said, a dangerous sport involving leaping from buildings, bridges and other tall structures that has the highest fatality rate of any form of parachuting.
Take the Nile, where the main riparian states, Egypt, Sudan, Uganda and Ethiopia, or their colonial masters have been watching each other's water use closely for a century at least—and Egypt usually gets its way.The Nile is vast.
Even more stable frames use closely spaced columns at the building's perimeter, or they use the bundled-tube system, in which a number of framing tubes are bundled together to form exceptionally rigid columns.
Use closely matches the perception of risk, said Pete Delaney, a researcher with the administration, adding that only about 9percentt of youths 12 to 17 said they smoked in 2008, while 26percentt of 16- and 17-year-olds reported drinking.
Some parasites use closely related hosts, but most have jumped to a distant relative.
Acoustibuds use closely spaced flexible fins to stay in the ear more securely.
Some of the other language the Taliban used closely followed the American framework for peace talks.
The English half-timber frame was similar, but it eliminated the horizontal girts and diagonal bracing by using closely spaced verticals about one-half metre apart.
A phylogenetic tree was prepared using closely related sequences using MEGA 5 (Tamura et al. 2011).
Other authors have used closely related procedures to obtain platinum, nickel hydroxide, iron, and permalloy nanostructures [39 43].
To increase the precision of measurements, empirical calibration of the line-shifter is required by using closely positioned telluric lines.
