The phrase "abstain from use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is advised or required to refrain from using something, such as substances or certain behaviors.
Example: "For your health, it is recommended to abstain from use of tobacco products."
Alternatives: "refrain from using" or "avoid using".
The capstone experiment asks readers to abstain from using selected devices for a substantial span of time, and then to pay close attention to how things go.
It's not a solution to your goal stopping the opioid crisis, getting people into drug treatment or to abstain from using substances, only to reduce consequences of drug related harm and death.
There is no technical incompatibility between such programs, only a legal one -- Iran's signature on the nonproliferation treaty, obliging it to abstain from using its nuclear fuel for arms instead of electricity.
Williamsburg, the lighter area in the map above, is inhabited by many Hasidic Jews, who often abstain from using electrical appliances on the Sabbath sundown Friday to sundown Saturday, a prime time for noise-complaint phone calls to 311.
Williamsburg, the lighter area in the map above, is inhabited by many Hasidic Jews, who often abstain from using electrical appliances on the Sabbath — sundown Friday to sundown Saturday, a prime time for noise-complaint phone calls to 311.
Speaking at MacDill Air Force Base, in Tampa, the headquarters of Central Command and Special Operations Command, Obama called for the United States to adhere to the law and to abstain from using torture, imposing religious tests, stigmatizing Muslims, and other illiberal acts that Donald Trump has, at times, advocated.
To get a sense of how feasible it might be to do without one, I spent the recent holiday week in December trying to abstain from using the voice and SMS services on my Android device (or my landline phone at the office).
