Nonstop. There is too much wholesale reliance on LLMs to generate content. When I use LLMs for scientific writing, I approach it differently: I write the paragraph dirty, then ask an LLM to perform a minor rewrite for "clarity", using Claude's now retired Concise Mode. This has been a great approach for scientific writing. It tends to prevent these overly used turns of phrase, it makes sure that the writing is making the points I want to make, and shortens writing time by cleaning up the dirty edges of my grammar (especially since my writing can tend towards convoluted constructions). More artistic/creative writing, I'd probably not use it at all, because then, it's usually (for me) about rthym and emotional flow.

BTW It IS an effective rhetorical phrase, but given it's ubiquity in Claude's output, I have to avoid it.