The phrase "acceptable uses of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the appropriate or permissible ways to utilize something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The acceptable uses of this software include data analysis, project management, and team collaboration."
Alternatives: "permissible applications of" or "appropriate uses of".
"However, we acknowledge that when all safety, efficacy and governance needs are met, there may be morally acceptable uses of this technology in human reproduction, though further substantial discussion and debate will be required," the group said in a statement.
"The international community should strive to establish norms concerning acceptable uses of human germ-line editing and to harmonize regulations, in order to discourage unacceptable activities while advancing human health and welfare," it says.
The internet may be governed by federal law, but the acceptable uses of an apartment or house (or any structure or piece of land) are very much the province of local governments, many of which either ban or curtail short-term rentals.
He said that at the outset he demonstrated the program for all of the students and set the program to look for online activity that violated a contract that all students and their parents sign, outlining the acceptable uses of the school computers.
Weeks later, international experts belonging to the Hinxton Group said it did not yet approve of GM babies being born, but added that "when all safety, efficacy and governance needs are met, there may be morally acceptable uses of this technology in human reproduction".
Officials from the Federal Trade Commission declined to comment on the creation of private exchanges and publishers' shift to data collection, but in a report issued in December the commission sought comment from the industry on how to better define the acceptable uses of marketing and data collection.
HubSpot lays the ground rules for acceptable use of this useful but often overworked punctuation point in a chart aptly titled, Should I Use an Exclamation Mark?
Similarly, whilst GPs accepted that managing patient anxiety is an acceptable use of their time, a number felt that the risks of screening ought to be made more apparent to potential participants at the outset.
The "acceptable use of the whip" is now defined.
The only acceptable use of man is when it is introduced by hu.
But leading British NGOs questioned how supporting upmarket property could be an acceptable use of UK aid money.
