The phrase "and morality of using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ethical considerations or principles related to the use of something, such as technology or resources.
Example: "The debate centers around the legality and morality of using artificial intelligence in decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "and ethical implications of using" or "and principles of using".
The early public reaction to Japan's bail-out package mirrored the anger that rose from the floor of the US House of Representatives yesterday, as opponents of the bail-out package questioned the fiscal wisdom — and morality — of using taxpayers' money to dig irresponsible lenders out of their hole.
When McGuinness, who had been second in command of the Derry Brigade of the IRA on Bloody Sunday, became deputy first minister in the power-sharing executive in 2007, Daly's assessment of him was: "In many ways Martin McGuinness is an exemplary man … No, my only quarrel with Martin was with the legitimacy and morality of using violence for political purposes".
That ruling will not end the debate on the ethics and morality of using stem cells from embryos, said Richard Epstein, professor of health law and policy at the University of Chicago Law School and senior fellow at the Center for Clinical Medical Ethics at the University of Chicago Medical School.
Now, it comes down to legality and morality of using generics to bypass patents and excessive prices, he says.
But his rambling pro-Putin writings extend far beyond the legitimate debate over the efficacy and morality of using sanctions as a deterrent.
They pondered situations familiar and foreign to the young: the wages of sexting; the morality of using brain-enhancing drugs; the right of aging parents to seek sterilization for a mentally disabled daughter; the consequences of a white lie on a job application.
It should also provide an account of the morality of using force in conflicts over secession and one that is consistent with its view of the right to secede.
During the cold war years he was labelled a "peacenik", the contemptuous term used to describe those who questioned the morality of using nuclear weapons.
Another thing you might want to consider is the overall morality of using your neighbors as a means for generating profit.
Questioning the morality of using force against children, however restrained or proportionate, is largely fruitless because it comes down to what people believe, and what people believe is not always open to debate.
Embryonic stem cells raise profound questions about the morality of using existing embryos, or creating new ones, for the purposes of research on a medical treatment, no matter how great the benefit.
