The phrase "an excessive user" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who uses a particular service, product, or resource more than what is considered normal or reasonable.
Example: "The company has implemented new policies to address the concerns of an excessive user who frequently exceeds the usage limits."
Alternatives: "a heavy user" or "an overuser".
So we began by designing a support infrastructure for those indirectly affected, the partners, parents and kids struggling to cope with the non-involvement of an excessive computer user in the home.
Designed to battle internet addiction, the Support Radio concept from designer Joe Malia is aimed at "partners, parents and kids struggling to cope with the non-involvement of an excessive computer user in the home".
This behavior can significantly reduce computational load and errors caused by excessive user intervention.
16 Patients were allocated to four groups during each period according to level of use: level 0=no BZD redeemed, level 1=average of less than 1 DDD/day, level 2=1 2 DDD and level 3=more than 2 DDDs (excessive user).
Patients with previous opioids, antialcohol, smoke cessation treatment or use of antipsychotics had an increased risk of becoming excessive users compared to patients without such use and the difference increased over time.
Patients previously using drugs, such as opioids, antialcohol or smoke cessation treatment, had a higher risk to become excessive users compared to patients who had not.
24 29 There was a somewhat decreased risk for patients to become excessive users over time if the first physician was a specialist of general practice.
A study this year from the University of Sydney found that "excessive users had severe social and relationship problems, and had often lost their jobs or been in trouble with the law as a result of their [porn] addiction.
Many Internet providers reserve the right to cancel the service of the most excessive users.
