"frequency use" is not a correct phrase in standard English.
It is unclear what you are trying to say with this phrase. If you are trying to talk about how often something is used, you could say "frequency of use" or "usage frequency." Here is an example sentence: "The frequency of use for this product has increased significantly in the past year."
Her father, who is retired, was the overseas marketing manager at TCI International, a company in Fremont, Calif., that manufactures broadcast antennas and monitors radio frequency use to ensure compliance with Federal Communications Commission regulations.
In truth, the Media Council cannot issue decrees; only the president of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority have such powers, and even they are limited to determining administrative communications fees (e.g. pertaining to frequency use).
Evidence on its safety in the short and medium term is adequate but there is uncertainty about the safety of long-term or frequency use of TMS," Nice says.
In 12 education systems, a higher percentage of students can be categorized in cluster 3, high frequency use pattern, in comparison to cluster 1, low frequency use pattern.
Furthermore, in some education systems, more students have a low frequency use pattern, whereas in the other countries, more students have a high frequency use pattern.
Fig. 2 Countries with significant differences in CIL between students with low and average frequency use patterns, and between students with low and high frequency use patterns.
Compounds (R)- 9 and (R)- 10 revealed frequency (use -dependent inhibition of Na+ cuse -dependent
Compound (R)- 1 also limited sodium channel current density in frequency (use -dependent fashion.
Lastly, we tested if (R)- 7–(R)- 10 and (S)- 3 could cause frequency (use -dependent Na+ cuse -dependent
Finally, we tested if the chimeric compounds could affect frequency (use -dependent block of Na+ cuse -dependenttical neurons.
These researchers found that (S)- 34 produced a hyperpolarizing move in the steady-state inactivation curve, affected inactivation, and exhibited frequency (use -dependent inhibition of Na+ cuse -dependent
