"using the library" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in many different contexts. For example, "I'm going to the library to do some research, so I'll be using the library a lot this week."
While using the library I have witnessed and been inspired by my local community.
Duveen's habit of editing by mutilation impaired the pleasure of students using the library.
"If we don't provide this material for them, they are just going to stop using the library altogether".
Homework is a way to learn practical research skills: using the library, devising questionnaires or interviews and conducting online searches.
At 3AM, Richard Marshall proposes to study the work of Samuel Beckett, using the "library" of analytic philosophy.
Even in the prosperous 1950's, the neighborhood's elderly residents -- one librarian describes them as "old men sitters" -- were using the library for "shelter".
And using the library argument doesn't wash either – some prison libraries are very good (Holloway, for example), but others are awful.
As local libraries close, many more people will have to make long and inconvenient journeys or will stop using the library altogether".
"My family started using the library quite a lot when we discovered we could park," said Karen Malotesta, a senior lecturer in microbiology at Princeton University.
Homeless people in Manchester have been banned from entering the city's main public library or using the library toilets after they set up a protest camp outside.
"This is a tragedy being ignored," RitaSue Siegel, who had been using the library since the 1970s and is an organizer of the campaign to reopen Donnell, said in an interview.
