Sentence examples for a correct use from inspiring English sources

I ask you, is this a correct use of a Twitter account essentially funded by the licence fee – YOUR money?

The question is not so much one of a nice metaphysical distinction as simply of a correct use of terms, although I am afraid I am opposing the views of such high authorities as Huxley and Carpenter.

The first aim of this paper is to demonstrate that through a correct use of the energetic approach, developed in the frequency domain, it is possible to achieve an accurate result.

Which sentence is NOT a correct use of 'peel'peel

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The textile guru Christopher Hyland, in the book's introduction, describes Inson as eclectic, and it is a (rare) correct use of that word: the architect is drawing from myriad sources.

Looking back at the use of big data in banking, few would have predicted it was possible to prove a correlation between correct use of capitalization when writing your name online and your credit worthiness 20 years ago.

I also really appreciate Corbett's example of a misuse and correct use of "begging the question" in the New York Times blog.

We were able to demonstrate a correlation between correct use of empirical antimicrobial agents and susceptibility in detected pathogens.

In L/MICs countries, medicine users themselves are key actors for an appropriate and correct use of medicines.