"use of stories" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of using or referring to stories or narrative in any context. For example, "We discussed the importance of the use of stories in creating a sense of community."
Throughout his career, Swift has made good use of stories that unfold backward, working toward revelations about the past.
One of the best accounts of Lincoln's use of stories comes from Henry C. Whitney's "Life on the Circuit with Lincoln," published in 1894.
Dr Ruth Page is a lecturer in the School of English at the University of Leicester and has research interests in the use of stories in social media.
How science is shown in books ranges from text books, or near text book approaches for home use, to the use of stories to bring the subject to life and to make it easier to understand.
They represent a unique combination of elements of Japanese art in the subtlety of their feeling and philosophy, the brilliance of their visual composition, and their treatment of samurai and other historic Japanese themes with a distinctly Western feeling for action and drama and a frequent use of stories from Western sources, both literary classics and popular thrillers.
What if you had been able to put that officer into a hypothetical situation with the use of stories and sound and videotape and if you could see that when he was in a highly frustrated situation, those neurons were firing like crazy.
It looks beautiful and promises an interesting use of story-driven AI enemies to create emergent narratives.
In this paper, we analyse the structure and use of story cards and the Wall in three mature XP teams, using a distributed cognition approach.
This study also finds that the use of story drift ratio as sole deformation response index fails to reveal actual seismic response of critical components in two-story X-braced frames when beams experience inelastic deformation within their own spans.
The use of "story points" does little more than foster overconfidence by suggesting an objective quantifiability which, in reality, is merely an illusion.
This paper explores the creative uses of stories and storytelling to engage groups and individuals with consideration of changes in energy systems across time and place.
