The phrase "aid usage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the use or application of assistance or support, particularly in contexts related to resources or services.
Example: "The report highlights the importance of aid usage in improving community health outcomes."
Alternatives: "assistance utilization" or "support application".
Fig. 1 Traditional navigation aid usage.
The association of physiologic control with aid usage was evaluated with least-squares linear regression.
Six months following the surgery, patients were asked about walking aid usage and the number of community physiotherapy treatment hours received since discharge from the hospital.
Several themes were in common with previously published studies, such as lack of knowledge and skills in fall management, 24 lack of training, 16 poor interprofessional communication among HCPs, 17 shortage of HCPs and family support, 10 and older people underreporting falls, and refusing and not accepting walking aid usage.
Different aspects of hearing ability as well as hearing-aid usage were assessed by 11 questions.
We also obtained information on hearing aids usage.
Visual aids usage was higher among those who reported having experienced near-sightedness.
Supporting operations are also provided to aid the usage of the web service.
Each of its seven questions is designed to target a different outcome domain, which include: usage of hearing aid (number of hours per day of hearing aid use); benefit in terms of improvement in hearing-related activities; residual activity limitations; satisfaction; residual participation restrictions; impact on others; and quality of life.
To further expand the value of these screens and ultimately aid in animal usage reduction, we have developed an in silico model of rat liver microsomal (RLM) clearance.
See Table 2 theme 1. Theme 2: Mobile phone accessibility was identified as both a barrier and aid to continued usage.
