"ways of consuming" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to different behaviors, activities, activities, products, services, and other items that are consumed by people or organizations. For example, "The rise of the digital economy has impacted the ways of consuming of people around the world."
Catering to consumers' preferred ways of consuming information and providing unique engagement strategies is a critical part of retailers' strategic value proposition and competitive differentiation.
Since the ways of producing energy have changed, consumers need to change their ways of consuming energy as well [6, 7].
The entertainment industry doesn't like the answer that is rapidly becoming clear: A global economic crisis almost certainly means a sharp acceleration in the move to new ways of consuming content, setting the stage for a new clash between consumers and studios.
Finally, if you were after something other than the printed word, there were other ways of consuming Oscar commentary.
Familiar ways of consuming culture and defining taste – such as buying LPs, CDs and books and displaying them on shelves – were falling away.
He has embraced the Web with both rigor and vision, seizing on this past year's extraordinary run of news to give readers new ways of consuming our coverage.
But today's consumers don't hold that traditional way of consuming media.
Of all the ways to experience music, Nielsen found, 36% of consumers' money spent goes toward live events, far and away the most popular way of consuming music.
2. A crowd of swimmers has a way of consuming dozens of towels.
Or, as the makers would say, a way of consuming cocktails in "deconstructed" form.
He had lived through the war and had a different way of consuming – in a good way.
