ingezetgebruikmakend

Ingezetgebruikmakend is not a standard or widely attested term in Dutch. It appears to be a coined compound formed by combining the past participle ingezet (employed, deployed) with the present participle gebruikmakend (using). In theory, such a construction could be read as a participial phrase intended to convey the idea of “deploying while using” or “using what has been deployed.” However, Dutch grammar does not provide a common or conventional way to fuse these forms into a single word, and the resulting neologism can be unclear or awkward in most contexts.

Because the expression is not established, its semantic load is uncertain and its readability is likely to suffer. In practice, Dutch writers would typically express the idea with separate words or more standard phrases, for example using gebruikmakend van ingezet materiaal (using deployed material) or door ingezet materiaal te gebruiken (by using deployed material). When describing processes that involve both deployment and usage, it is usually clearer to separate the actions and specify the objects involved. If a neologism such as ingezetgebruikmakend is used, it should be accompanied by a clear definition or explanation to avoid ambiguity. See also related constructions such as gebruikmakend van, ingezet, and inzet van middelen for conventional alternatives.