The phrase "a continues use of" is not correct.
Did you mean "a continuous use of"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to the ongoing or repeated utilization of something over time.
Example: "The project requires a continuous use of resources to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "an ongoing use of" or "a sustained use of".
Workarounds in relation to a new electronic system were attributed to individual's preferred sensory input or motor activity for a task: continued use of paper provided something to 'hear' (hearing the paper drop into the basket); something easy to manipulate (hand held notes); and something to 'deliver' [ 80, 81].
We propose a plan to continue use of the Novell system for ASA Operations personnel, while creating a more research oriented design for the network.
These findings indicate the need for a review of the continuing use of FCV as a surrogate for HuNoV.
And when he left MacAndrews & Forbes he received an additional $27.5 million as well as a package of perks that included the continued use of a driver and a Bloomberg terminal.
Carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) has been proposed as a means to enable continued use of fossil fuels in a carbon emission-constrained world.
In contrast, diabetes mellitus and first prescription of triptan in a local medical clinic were significantly associated with a reduced probability of continuing use of the index triptan at the time of the first refill (Table 4).
Although using a drug as maintenance therapy that was not used in the induction regimen exposes patients to an agent with a different mechanism of action, evidence suggests that continued use of an agent present in the induction regimen as maintenance therapy enables the identification of patients most likely to benefit from maintenance treatment.
"I would be very concerned about a miscalculation based on continuing use of his Twitter account," McKeon answered.
Mr. Cahill also suggested a link between the continued use of torture and the poor training and meager resources available to law enforcement officials.
So I would be very worried about a miscalculation based on continuing use of his Twitter account with regard to North Korea".
In the closely watched case, the high court ruled that judges had flexibility in deciding whether to issue court orders barring continued use of a technology after juries found a patent violation.
