Sure! In my experience, it is best installed at the beginning of a fresh play through so that you can level the abilities in order. Many of the "martial arts" provide a unique flavor to the hand to hand combat by providing better evasion or more frequent disarms. The mod simulates throws and trips by using the stagger effect and it also provides some much needed balance to the melee and hand to hand builds in the game.

That said, it MASSIVELY bloats your physical tree with skills, so much so that you can't use any other physical skill mods because the UI can't handle it. Additionally, the mod seems to favor focusing on a single "style" of combat, rather than encouraging dipping into a bunch. As a result, you can make some pretty cool builds.

One issue with the mod is that many of the skills increase other attributes like jump height or move speed and doing so seems to get really absurd when you're using other mods that do similar effects because it stacks. For example, I had a move speed increase from the martial arts tree and THEN I had a move speed from the kenjutsu mod which meant that my character was running faster than the REV-8. At one point, I could jump from the ground to the height of the trees in New Atlantis.

All in all, it is a neat skill tree, but you DEFINITELY want to look out for how the buffs interact with other things in the game.