"using scenario" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to mean as part of a set of circumstances or to describe a particular situation. For example, "Using the scenario of a digital marketplace, we will analyze the effectiveness of a new marketing strategy."
Hugh Courtney, a professor at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business, thinks more companies should be using "scenario planning" alongside their financial models, which do not produce a large enough spread of possible outcomes to capture the flavour of today's uncertainties.
The sensitivity of passive surveillance for HPAI was assessed using scenario tree modelling.
An erosion estimation was possible using scenario a) and c), but not using b).
The estimated results for individual impact categories were verified using scenario analysis.
Shell has been using scenario planning for 40 years to help deepen its strategic thinking.
Perspective-based analysis has been applied in investigations of uncertainty and risk using scenario development [7].
Exploring what could happen using scenarios – in effect, asking 'What if?......
Tools include stakeholder dialogue, benchmarking, assessing business impacts and using scenarios.
Terence Stephenson, professor of child health at Nottingham University, sees using scenarios as a smart way of engaging doctors.
Using scenarios in a learning situation supports these three elements – experience, practicality and application – and also adds a fourth dimension of participation.
Using scenarios gives staff practice in talking about ethical dilemmas and "voicing values", thereby giving them the confidence to act appropriately when faced with real-life challenges.
