The phrase "improper exercise" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The physical therapist warned me that improper exercise could worsen my injury."
Possibility of improper exercise of opportunity to examine is not in our judgment a sound reason to set aside a State's procedure for fire prevention.
Three days later, the Tabasco state attorney's office issued an arraignment order for Mr. Granier on suspicion of embezzlement and improper exercise of public service.
The former governor of the state of Aguascalientes, Luis Armando Reynoso, is being investigated over improper exercise of public service, news organizations have reported.
It is not just the most recent president, this one and the next whom we need to worry about when it comes to improper exercise of power.
The combination of theoretical and practical perspectives makes this book ideal for students and scholars of democratic policing and for those in police departments, government, and the media charged with addressing and understanding the problem of improper exercise of force.
Congressional ethics rules are murky — lawmakers can take steps that financially benefit a spouse as long as the benefit is broadly available and there is no "improper exercise of official influence".
We want the pardon power to be completely discretionary so that presidents can address flaws in the criminal justice system that couldn't be seen in advance, including improper exercises of discretion by prior prosecutors and judges.
But is it improper to exercise oversight?
In her resignation letter to Samoura, published by the parliamentary select committee on Thursday, Pillay wrote: "I wish to draw your attention to the prohibition, in the rules, of improper interference, exercise of influence or pressure, and the need to disclose these approaches, if we had been subjected to them, rather than maintaining secrecy.
Improper Use of Electronic Devices.
Improper use of oxytocin.
