The phrase "accepted uses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the ways in which something is commonly or officially recognized as appropriate or valid.
Example: "The manual outlines the accepted uses of the software to ensure users understand its intended applications."
Alternatives: "recognized applications" or "approved uses".
It accepted that "tourism and recreation are longstanding, important and widely accepted uses" and called for a "master plan" that would outline exactly what would be allowed.
Like the regulatory regimes in place around the globe that permit and control accepted uses of alcohol, tobacco, and drugs while also suppressing unacceptable uses, a well-managed ivory trade system would be self-policing and would use heavy taxation on finished carvings to drive down consumer demand.
These are all accepted uses of the term.
AHFS DI maintains a unique role in establishing medically accepted uses of drugs, both labeled and off-label.
"Google breached a wall of trust by dipping into its users' private search data in ways that went beyond traditional and historically accepted uses for search query data, such as those uses relating to security, fraud detection, and search engine design," he wrote last year.
Jack Baker, association president, and Margate resident Nazeer Ahmed told the council that changes from "current and accepted" uses of school sites should require approval by the city in the form of zoning variances.
This means that 5 9% productivity loss should be accepted using the minimum airflow rate design method.
Should the proposal be accepted (using the Cash statistic and the t distribution)?
This classification is reserved for substances with high potential for abuse and no accepted use under medical supervision.
Mr Mitchell accepted using bad language but said he had not used that word.
Like the word "gay," the term "edible" has adopted a radically different accepted use than was originally intended.
