The phrase "absolute usage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the unequivocal or unqualified application of a term, concept, or rule in a specific context.
Example: "In linguistics, the term 'noun' has an absolute usage that defines it as a word representing a person, place, thing, or idea."
Alternatives: "definitive application" or "unconditional use".
Many previous studies of the distribution of rare codons [8], [9] examined only the absolute usage frequency of any one codon versus all 63 other codons, and detected no strong evolutionary pressure on synonymous codon selection.
However, the purpose of this pilot project was for pesticide use tracking and comparing relative, not absolute, usage by region and season.
We used the median RTS to distinguish "broad" from "narrow" sites (we preferred these terms over "constitutive" and "specific" since these would suggest an absolute usage level, while here we only measure relative usage).
In terms of absolute usage of the traditional stove and its impact on air quality, however, the assumption of a TSF or traditional charcoal stove will provide a relatively conservative estimate of emissions contributions from traditional stoves.
ENC analysis was used to quantify the absolute codon usage bias by evaluating the degree of codon usage bias exhibited by the MARV coding sequences, regardless of gene length and the number of amino acids.
We therefore compare only relative (rather than absolute) dinucleotide usage between, for example, thermophiles and mesophiles.
This is it: the absolute greatest "stoops" usage of all time.
True positives were predicted by CAT item usage, absolute item difficulty and item discrimination.
True positive rates were primarily predicted by CAT item usage, absolute item difficulty and item discrimination.
However, direct comparisons with available data from other costs studies can not be made because of differences in healthcare systems, healthcare usage, absolute and relative costs.
A fundamental observation in many natural languages is the existence of a power law relationship between the rank order of word usage and the absolute frequency.
