"exercise of due care" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to describe the responsible and careful actions taken by an individual or organization. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "It is the duty of every driver to exercise due care while operating a vehicle, including obeying traffic laws and maintaining a safe speed."
The jury "will have to find that it was or was not a proper exercise of due care by United with regard to the terrorists, and with regard to the weapons they had," the judge said.
In separate court documents filed in connection with the lawsuit against the cardinal, Mr. Rogers has asserted that some of the plaintiffs were "not in the exercise of due care" when the alleged incidents occurred and that their "negligence" contributed to the molestation.
Automakers are not penalized when compliance problems are found "if the manufacturer had reason to believe, based on the exercise of due care, that it had complied with the F.M.V.S.S. and if it takes timely action to address a non-compliance once it is identified," according to a statement from the agency.
Doctors have the moral obligation of exercising due care, balancing intended benefits against risks and inevitabilities of harm, physical, psychological, and social.
Lynch pleaded guilty on a charge of failure to exercise due care; he also received the maximum $100 fine and $50 surcharge.
In cases where both parties seemed at fault, though, Right of Way tended to blame the driver, noting that according to New York State motor vehicle law, "notwithstanding the provisions of any other law to the contrary, every driver of a vehicle shall exercise due care to avoid colliding with any bicyclist, pedestrian or domestic animal".
In response to the federal lawsuit filed by Rice's family, city officials accused the boy of "failure... to exercise due care to avoid injury".
For example, in court filings in the case of Tamir Rice, a 12-year-old killed by officers last year while playing with a toy gun in a park, the city of Cleveland said Rice was responsible for his own death and claimed the shooting was "directly and proximately caused by the failure of [Rice] to exercise due care to avoid injury".
However, since it is not in anyone's interests to have a "hung" CE election, the Nominating Committee must exercise due care in its selection of the candidates so as to avoid this possibility.
ASIC alleged that Rich and Silbermann failed to exercise due care and diligence by failing to keep the board of directors of One.Tel sufficiently informed of material information about the true financial condition, performance and prospects of One.Tel, especially in the period leading up to the cancellation of a proposed rights issue in May 2001.
Individuals who, in the eyes of the law, fail to act reasonably or to exercise due care may find themselves subject to large liability claims.
