"use of italics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the practice of emphasizing certain words or phrases by formatting them in italics. For example, "The use of italics can be used to emphasize important words or phrases."
It's all a long way from the humble use of italics for emphasis.
They banned the extensive use of italics and bold, and the hyphenation of words between lines.
Amis's use of italics here, as well as repetition, to make the point is a consistent tic.
Lee Upton employs a feminist perspective to explore Estes's use of italics and to look at the way she uses dance as a poetic image.
The dyspeptic spirit of Thomas Bernhard is a tangible presence, most obviously in the frequent use of italics, but also in the way in which the narrative seems to rise towards a cumulative comedy before diving deeper into blackness.
Mr. Park also introduced some of what would become the paper's signature stylistic flourishes: the distinctly un-scary ghost logo, the nostalgic hyphen between the words New and York, and the exuberant use of italics and exclamation points.
"In a brief passage about Hart's college life, covering one third of a printed page, for instance," The Boston Globe said, "Cramer crams three dashes, three exclamation points, five ellipses, nine uses of italics, two parentheses, one word all in capitals and one word all in italic capitals into five jolting paragraphs".
Do not use much of italics.
He ends by talking about Maxims, a restaurant near 61st, and its use of Emphatic Italics.
Make any important statements in bold and make use of the Italics button if necessary to set some statements apart.
10) Overusing bold and italics Overuse bold or italics on your CV and nothing stands out; avoid the use of bold or italics and, likewise, nothing stands out.
