The phrase "and bans on the use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing restrictions or prohibitions regarding the utilization of something, typically in legal, environmental, or policy contexts.
Example: "The new legislation includes strict regulations and bans on the use of plastic bags in grocery stores."
Alternatives: "prohibitions against the use of" or "restrictions on the use of".
Restrictions and bans on the use of some polybrominated diphenyl ether (PBDE) formulations, in many jurisdictions, have created a market for the use of NBFRs.
Commuters on New Jersey trains face rerouting, additional police patrols, locked bathrooms and bans on the use of overhead luggage racks and garbage cans during the week of the Republican National Convention in Manhattan.
The increasing regulations and bans on the use of anticoccidial drugs in commercial poultry production, urges the need for novel approaches and alternative strategies to control avian eimeriosis.
Mexico, Brazil, Australia, New Zealand and Vietnam have adopted and implemented partial bans on the use of antimicrobials for promoting growth in farm animals.
It also urges "a ban on human cloning" and "a ban on the use of body parts from aborted fetuses for research".
Last fall, the Trump Administration rolled back bans on the use of bee-killing pesticides.
Recent studies (Angassa and Oba 2008b) have indicated ban on the use of fire increased bush encroachment.
South Korea has lifted a ban on the use of social-networking and mobile messaging for campaigns.
These include a ban on formaldehyde glue, a ban on the use of a chemical called DEHP (one of the phthalates) in medical plastics, and a ban on phthalates generally, as well as aldehydes and glycol ethers in cosmetic products.
Animal-welfare groups have been lobbying for a ban on the use of nonhuman primates, and last year the European Parliament passed a resolution calling for such a ban.
In the United States, recent policy changes in the veterinary field include a ban on the use of fluoroquinolones for poultry production and a ban on off-label administration of cephalosporins to food animals [ 39].
