The phrase "excess use of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where something is being used in an excessive or unnecessary manner. Example: The excess use of plastic bags is harmful to the environment.
That bodes poorly for efforts to curb excess use of expensive technologies in order to control runaway spending.
PERHAPS most important, if we're going to wean ourselves away from excess use of fossil fuels, we need to remove current subsidies to energy-unfriendly ways of life.
This encourages excess use of medical tests and procedures because the doctors get more income as their services proliferate and the patient has little reason to question whether another M.R.I. so soon after the last one is really necessary.
The most common reasons for poisoning were excess use of insecticide, failure to wash or change bedding that had been treated with pesticide, and failure to notify the people living in the home that the pesticides had been applied.
Increased asthma morbidity and mortality have been reported with excess use of ISABA in several studies.
The excess use of chemical fertilizer and synthetic pesticide has changed the texture of soil and its fertility.
Average alcohol intake per week over the previous year, a history of alcohol excess, and use of hepatotoxic medications within the previous 6 months were determined by questionnaire.
NAFLD was defined as the presence of hepatic steatosis on ultrasound scan, without alcohol excess or use of hepatotoxic medication, and a negative liver screen [ 18].
This excess and unsafe use of injections has financial impact as well.
Dickerson said that a special dividend "is now unlikely but the MBNA acquisition looks a better use of excess to us".
The nature of the Schumann pieces tended to curb the Maisky excesses and make use of his passionate if wayward lyrical style.
