The phrase "adverse use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing negative or harmful applications of something, such as technology, resources, or policies.
Example: "The adverse use of social media can lead to mental health issues among teenagers."
Alternatives: "harmful use" or "negative application".
"It's about ensuring that the city maintains quality development standards and addresses adverse uses that can affect neighborhoods". Bail bond businesses, regulated by the California Department of Insurance, offer a financial guarantee to courts that a criminal defendant will appear in court when scheduled.
The analyses would be useful in evolving appropriate forest management strategies to mitigate impacts of adverse land use dynamics.
Or if a patient, on being treated with a drug, develops an adverse reaction, use of the drug is ordinarily discontinued on the assumption that it is the cause of the symptom.
Measurements of adherence, adverse events, use of health services, and process measures will be collected at 24 and 52 weeks.
The majority of the studies on the developmental origin of adult adverse outcomes use laboratory animals (rats and mice).
Our findings suggest that PSIs could be used to screen potential cases with adverse events using administration data.
During each weekly clinic visit or telephone call, study personnel recorded adverse events using a standardized checklist containing common adverse events related to the use of NSAIDs.
Communication and resolution programs (CRPs) involve institutions responding to adverse events using transparency with patients, event analysis, recurrence prevention, and compensation.
The Board may consider specifying the adverse scenario using the probabilistic approach described in section 4.2.1 (that is, with a specified lower probability of occurring than the severely adverse scenario but a greater probability of occurring than the baseline scenario).
