"building use" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a noun phrase that refers to the activities that occur within a building or a structure. For example: The building use will be restricted to essential personnel only.
In this paper we discuss and propose use of organisational semiotics as a set of methods to link stakeholders to systems, which allows us to capture clinician activity, information transfer, and building use; which in turn allows us to define the value of specific systems in the care environment to specific stakeholders and the dependence between systems in a care space.
"So I sent a note to the artists working with us, telling them to own the building, use it as a workshop, do on-site projects".
Another £70m will be recouped by improving building use.
People on the other side of the building use the Indian Ocean satellite.
Toilets in the building use water recovered from showers, sinks and rainfall.
Many of the conditions are similar to those here, in terms of climate and building use.
Levels of protection will have to vary according to location, building use and other variables, he said.
They were designed to let sunlight through while limiting heat, helping the building use energy more efficiently.
My neighbors have an empty studio next to mine, yet their four sons, one dog, and seemingly all the children in the building use it as a gym.
We ask only that the public understand what "planning" means: the relationships among terrain, infrastructure, building mass, building use and open space.
Both the £75m new business school, which opened last year, and the new art school building use rainwater recycling and water from boreholes for heating.
