'conventional uses of' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase any time you need to refer to something that is typically done or used in a certain way. For example, "This research looks at the conventional uses of social media in education."
However, the conventional uses of DEA were often misguiding many applications, in particular, in guiding energy industries.
Laponite® is a synthetic smectite clay that already has many important technological applications, which go beyond the conventional uses of clays in pharmaceutics and cosmetics.
It is now a proven economic model, and given the right ecological and institution circumstance, wildlife can provide significantly more jobs and economic growth than conventional uses of the same land.
However, conventional uses of untreated iron and steel slags in civil engineering have encountered several technological barriers, such as fatal volume expansion, heavy metal leaching and low cementitious property of slag.
The score for The Iron Giant was recorded in a rather unconventional manner, compared to most films: recorded over one week at the Rudolfinum in Prague, the music was recorded without conventional uses of syncing the music, in a method Kamen described in a 1999 interview as "[being able to] play the music as if it were a piece of classical repertoire".
Conventional uses of viral vectors are associated with adverse immunologic, inflammatory reactions, and diseases in the host.
Thus, the conventional use of DEA is useful in conducting the performance assessment of many different organizations under an economic stability, but not under an economic growth for sustainability development.
To tell the stories of Audrie and Daisy, the film-makers make conventional use of talking heads.
That's why the conventional use of talking heads is such an artistic abomination: it turns the extremeness of the interaction into something bland and automatic.
Conventional use of the land in agriculture requires draining and clearing, which releases locked in CO2 back into the atmosphere and degrades the land.
After the death of Shiki, Kawahigashi broke with Kyoshi and called for a more modern kind of haiku, one that abandoned the traditional metric pattern of 5, 7, and 5 syllables and the conventional use of "season words".
