The phrase "equipment usage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how equipment is utilized or the manner in which it is operated.
Example: "The manual provides detailed instructions on equipment usage to ensure safety and efficiency."
Alternatives: "use of equipment" or "equipment operation".
"The tempo of our deployments are not sustainable, our equipment usage is five times the normal rate and continuously operating in harsh environments".
The altruistic attitude of the recipient may be evidenced in the following ways: volunteering to conduct laboratory procedure sessions attended by colleagues, explaining intricate equipment usage, promoting greater research cooperation, etc.
Uniformity in telephone equipment is desirable to provide the end user with ease of use from one telephone to another, quick access to services and easy training in equipment usage.
Notable differences including Field data was collected on several HDD pipeline projects in both China and the U.S. Differences and similarities in site considerations, manpower and labor conditions, and equipment usage were studied.
This involved evaluating the interactions among physical spaces, building envelope, infrastructure, and equipment usage with the energy consumption, for each specialty service provided in the most common buildings present in the health service network.
The next in Ken Sutherland's series of articles, on the smaller end-use equipment application sectors, features the use of filtration equipment in the manufacture of machinery, including the production of transport equipment as well as equipment usage in the operation of transport systems.
Calculating cost is not always straightforward and should include all costs, including allowance for the total staff time, drug and equipment use, hospital bed usage, and the treatment of procedure-related complications.
We find this to be especially true in the use of specially designed equipment whose usage levels are fairly low.
For prospective customers, the combined cost of equipment, phone usage, and the service itself proved prohibitive.
Similar design principles of both technological and measurement equipment allow usage of similar approaches to precision management.
Bruce Nordman, a research scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, notes that most network equipment energy usage occurs from homes and offices, and not major data centers.
