The phrase "a conservative use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the careful or restrained application of a resource, idea, or practice.
Example: "The report recommends a conservative use of water resources to ensure sustainability in the region."
Alternatives: "a cautious application of" or "a restrained approach to".
For example, the finance department, extremely concerned about the project's cost, pressed for a conservative use of expensive and uncertain technology.
For case C3, a conservative use of interblock information is discussed.
Finally, sensitivities of the exact conditional test to the historical information is discussed and a conservative use of the test is considered.
These complications have been put forward by several clinicians as major reasons for a conservative use of tranexamic acid given previously published concerns with agents of this category.
This means that stomatal control is weaker in Callitris than in isohydric conifers such as Pinus, where high sensitivity of stomata to desiccation leads to a conservative use of water by the maintenance of static midday leaf water potential in all but the most stressful conditions (Tardieu and Simonneau 1998).
A more detailed analysis of the materials currently used indicates a rather conservative use of modern functional materials; 85% of care home bedding textiles are made from cotton (Figure 1).
(i) Grass species possess trait values associated with a more conservative use of resources and forb species show trait values indicative for a more exploitative use of resources, while differences between small- and tall-statured species in traits not directly related to height growth are small if grown as single plant individuals.
We maintain a very conservative use of these rules, and as such during our study of Site 444, with 71 samples in the dataset, we restricted our element menu to seven (7) elements.
Even if the net energy balance is still subject to debate, it appears that these Archaea are geared towards an extremely conservative use of energy [2].
Even though the problem of finding an Armstrong sketch is precisely exponential, our algorithm computes a sketch with conservative use of time and space.
Whether this is safe or effective in reducing post-transfusion complications remains to be demonstrated, but there is a move toward more conservative use of transfusion and an acceptance that lower transfusion trigger points may be appropriate [ 26].
