The phrase "adverse usage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the negative or harmful use of something, often in contexts related to policies, regulations, or practices.
Example: "The report highlighted the adverse usage of the software, which led to several security breaches."
Alternatives: "harmful use" or "negative application".
We obtained 18 653 keywords in total, representing the pharmaceutical effects, adverse effects, caution, usage, properties, etc.
Adverse effects, drug usage and other medical events were recorded at each of the visits.
Patient demographics of medication, herb and nutrient usage, adverse drug event occurrence, and typical risk patterns are reviewed.
Other prespecified outcomes included time spent in hypoglycemia, euglycemia, and hyperglycemia; daily insulin usage; adverse events; and device complications.
"Decriminalization has had no adverse effect on drug usage rates in Portugal," notes a report this year from the Cato Institute.
Initially, public response was muted, but all that changed on 11 April, when AIB, a popular comedy troupe, made a video simplifying network neutrality and highlighting how the regulator's recommendations could have an adverse effect on internet usage in India.
The site provides clinicians and families an aligned resource, including key information on epilepsy syndromes, medication usage and adverse effects, safety (sleep deprivation, water sports), driving, pregnancy, psychosocial impact of epilepsy and coping skills.
However, it's not yet shown whether PV can affect hemodynamic adverse effects and impaired usage of oxygen in the brain of a septic patient.
Although warfarin is used in a significant number of elderly patients, we were unable to find any drug combinations leading to potential adverse interaction with warfarin usage.
Not only are daily medications expensive and often inconvenient to take, many of them carry an FDA warning for the potential for significant adverse events with prolonged usage.
