The phrase "actions when using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe specific behaviors or activities that occur during the use of a particular tool, system, or process.
Example: "It is important to be aware of the actions when using heavy machinery to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "behaviors while utilizing" or "conduct during usage".
The affordances concept is then applied to describe the opportunities for actions or for situations (i.e., the consequences of actions) when using barriers.
The RDDA suggested that this pattern is driven by greater requirements for working memory updates, memory retrievals, and the coordination of mental actions when using take-the-best compared to tallying.
(Also of note: It's possible to bring up Quick Actions when using Zoom).
Customers carry out four major actions when using fitting rooms in SPA stores.
The research design is based on the grounded theory and the research question is "What do fashion consumers experience in fitting rooms in SPA stores?" Customers carry out four major actions when using fitting rooms in SPA stores.
Participants always indicated greater occurrence of the following actions when using the Kerrods packs: keeping the pack out of sight; covering the pack; foregoing cigarettes; smoking less around others; thinking about quitting (table 3).
However, increasing experimental and clinical evidence show that they exhibit synergistic or antagonistic actions when used together in different combinations.
Lueg's work on analysing context awareness is also relevant which warned against "isolating" specific aspects of context and promoted a closer focus on "understanding how and to what extent different aspects of environments influence cognition and actions when used as a resources" (Lueg 2001).
The best course of action when using social networks is to assume that everything you do online is public.
Hand hygiene action when using pocket size alcohol-based handrub has not been analyzed, which may underestimate the overall hand hygiene compliance among our staff.
The paper aims to answer the question: if and how non-Newtonian fluids may be compared in their mechanical action when used for hydraulic fracturing?
