The phrase 'has been stopped using' is correct and usable in written English.
You use this phrase to indicate that something has been discontinued. For example, "The production of single-use plastics has been stopped using in many countries due to environmental concerns."
Some people have been stopped from travelling to the region, including some who have been stopped using powers passed in the last session.
Traffic has been stopped from using a section of the A344 next to the stones, in Wiltshire.
"Apple has been stopped from trying to use its overbroad design patents to achieve a monopoly on rectangles and rounded corners," said Adam Yates, a company spokesman.
However, Apple has been stopped from trying to use its overbroad design patents to achieve a monopoly on rectangles and rounded corners.
This risk reduction continues for at least fifteen years after contraceptive use has been stopped.
You discovered quantum dots in the 80s – what else has been stopping you from using them until now?
Those outbreaks, in developed countries in temperate regions, have been stopped by using vaccines as a short-term emergency measure in tandem with culling and other standard measures, said Dr. Mike Nunn who manages Australia's Animal Health Science department and Dr. Sarah Kahn, an Australian veterinary consultant to the Food and Agricultural Organization.
Relief in Washington and Baghdad will only come when IS militants, who have sought control of water resources before, have been stopped from using the dam as an instrument of war.
But it seems likely such a breach could have been stopped without such extensive use of lethal force.
The increased risk of hip fracture was no longer evident after PPI use had been stopped for two or more years.
Moreover, servers not in active use should have been stopped and the server shouldn't have had the AWS keys.
