'legitimate usage' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe words or phrases that are used in the proper, accepted way. For example, "Using 'irregardless' is not considered legitimate usage in the English language."
The proposal "has a clear and implicit agenda of preventing any usage, even legitimate usage of experimental animals," he says.
"If courts are being asked to block websites they need to be taking into consideration the rights of users and any legitimate usage of those sites.
In this case I would say that the principles or logic or schema of the syntheses by which the unconscious functions (and their legitimate usage) are what transcend that functioning itself.
With apps like Venmo, PayPal, Zelle, and Square Cash itself, there were plenty of other ways to pay back friends for drinks or Ubers, so Snapcash may have seen low legitimate usage.
(5) A minor but certainly vexing issue with terminology: "remote homology detection" is not legitimate usage.
If this is in direct contrast to what you expected as legitimate Facebook usage, I apologize for any confusion.
"Dictionaries are but the depositories of words already legitimated by usage," he observed, and everyday conversation "is the workshop in which new ones are elaborated".
WLS wirelessly detects and pinpoints contraband cell phones and unlike RF jamming techniques is completely legal and approved for use in the United States and doesn't interfere with authorized, legitimate cell phone usage.
The easiest way to distinguish a legitimate rule of usage from a grandmother's tale is unbelievably simple: look it up.
The robustness of a watermarking method is a measure of the ability of the watermark to survive legitimate and everyday usage of the content.
Digital content distribution, in which rights holders and libraries seek distribution systems that simultaneously obey copyright law, respect user privacy, and permit legitimate user profiling, usage monitoring, and data mining.
