The phrase "and improper uses of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing inappropriate or incorrect applications of something, such as rules, tools, or concepts.
Example: "The report highlights the risks associated with technology and improper uses of data privacy measures."
Alternatives: "and misuse of" or "and inappropriate applications of".
A grand committee of international parliamentarians empty-chaired Mark Zuckerberg at a hearing earlier today, after the Facebook founder snubbed repeat invitations to face questions about malicious, abusive and improper uses of his social media platform — including the democracy-denting impacts of so-called "fake news".
To be sure, many people do honestly object to the ACA on conservative principles relating to the proper and improper uses of government power, particularly when it limits individual freedom by compelling certain actions, such as paying taxes or buying health insurance.
"I have never seen such an inappropriate and improper use of chemical agents," Loghman told the New York Times.
"I have never seen such an inappropriate and improper use of chemical agents," Mr. Loghman said in an interview.
The government says "vigilante" green groups have been "sabotaging" development, jobs and growth by "lawfare" – unfair and improper use of the courts.
According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, six states have laws that address overspraying and improper use of pesticides around humans especially children); two others are considering such laws.
Many sites sell DNP, although it is not uncommon to discover warnings such as "the excessive and improper use of DNP can lead to death!" on sites where it is sold in £30 or £50 batches.
Ms. Sanford's re-emergence is accelerating at the same time that her husband, a Republican, is battling an impeachment resolution in the Legislature, dismal approval ratings and 37 charges of ethics violations over his unreported use of friends' airplanes and improper use of campaign contributions.
But at midwinter -- the peak of the R.S.V. season -- the debate among pediatricians about Synagis is also providing a window into larger concerns over whether America's health care system is in a position to draw the line between proper and improper use of all the expensive new drugs being developed.
