"commodity use" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of using a commodity, or a good or product that is bought and sold in the market. Example: The government is encouraging sustainable commodity use to reduce the amount of waste generated by consumer goods.
Among pricing methods, this is the appropriate valuation of water which, as a classic non-marketed resource, can seldom be assigned a justified market price (even for commodity use).
A post-campaign survey found commodity use levels of 60% - 90% (unpublished data, Grabowksy, M).
Commodity use should be encouraged by the substantial on-site health education component.
A post-campaign survey indicated commodity use levels of 60% - 90%, depending on the measure used (unpublished data: Grabowsky, M).
Key features of campaign quality include: ability to attract participants; acceptability of the participant experience; effective training in the use of nets and filters; HIV counseling and testing up to usual standards; and commodity use in the community.
In addition, the demands of urbanites were often perceived to conflict with the interests of rural communities whose economies were tied to commodity use.
You don't have to fuss about commodity use-values like Walter Benjamin to see that "nouveau" is not the boundless possibilities of America but "novelty" in its modern meaning: the restless, banal, delusive and ultimately lethal "new" of the age of mass reproduction.
Kerosene is a key commodity, used by many Indonesians to fuel kitchen stoves.
The commodity used as money should not lose value when it is bought and sold.
Imports of iron ore, an important commodity used to make steel, surged 24 percent by volume, while copper imports grew 12 percent.
Each agent has a representation of its desired attributes for a trading commodity using fuzzy linguistic terms.
