The phrase "accessory use" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal, zoning, or planning contexts to refer to a secondary use of a property that is subordinate to the primary use.
Example: "The property is primarily residential, but it also allows for accessory use such as a home office or workshop."
Alternatives: "ancillary use" or "supplementary use".
"A caboose is not a customary or incidental accessory use to single-family residential properties in the town.
In April 2006, the Buildings Department signed off, finding that the catering was an appropriate "accessory use" of the church building.
Judge Batts sided with the church, saying she was "troubled by the seemingly arbitrary way" in which the Buildings Department determined what an "accessory use" was.
Park Avenue is zoned as a residential district, but the church applied for a waiver to lease its space for what is known as "accessory use".
"Home occupation" is defined under the city's zoning resolution as an "accessory use," which is clearly incidental or secondary to the residential use.
"But if they don't let us compete with our competitors, how are we going to stay in business?" Mr. Natoli's lawyer, Robert M. Foley of Foley & Foley in Westbury, said he had argued before the Board of Zoning Appeals that the sale of propane was "a typical accessory use for a garden center".
Certain accessory uses are permitted, however, including "residences for caretakers and staff and seasonal residences for club members and guests".
People magazine reported that he is using a pressurized makeup wand to spray a "light mist" of foundation on his face, an expensive accessory used by Hollywood actresses.
A notable feature of tractors in many applications is the power-takeoff accessory, used to operate stationary or drawn machinery and implements.
The devices are also designed to work with a pen accessory using what the firm dubbed "digital ink".
But some Republicans have said they might be open to the idea of banning a fully legal firearms accessory used by Paddock to such deadly effect.
