The phrase "a kind of usage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type or category of usage in a particular context, such as language, technology, or behavior.
Example: "In linguistics, we often analyze a kind of usage that reflects regional dialects."
Alternatives: "a type of usage" or "a form of usage".
"Iran, as a main victim of use of chemical weapons, is against any kind of usage of this inhuman warfare," Iran's ambassador to the United Nations, Mohammad Khazaee, said in an e-mailed statement to The New York Times.
I don't know of any other Laconica instances out there that have any kind of usage, but finding those guys out there and saying "send your data to me the way Identi.ca does" only legitimizes the service.
The short-sighted part, of course, was handing over such valuable content – the comments themselves, plus all kinds of usage data – to Facebook.
This could partly be attributed to iPad usage; perhaps also just to the fact that while iOS owners may be proportionally smaller than Android device owners, when you take into account all kinds of usage, they are simply just using their devices more.
There is a kind of writer who makes issues of usage impossible to ignore.
"Cool shiddach" is the kind of usage you can expect from a 34-year-old former dreadlocked Deadhead who wears Pumas to work, uses an iMac and told the interior designer Penelope Kim that he wanted his study to feel like a "man cave".
That kind of usage implies about 1,000 kilowatt-hours of electrical consumption in a year.
Ghobadi and Ghobadi (2015): 332 list examples of this kind of usage opportunities to include but are not limited to publishing a personal website, creating a weblog, posting a contribution on an online bulletin board, newsgroup or community, and website payment integration.
Sam Gosling [40] calls this kind of usage of things feeling regulators.
Still, this market will immediately boom once the FAA allows for this kind of usage.
