"limited usage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular instance where something may be used sparingly or rarely. For example, "The new software has limited usage and can only be used for certain tasks."
It seems to be wholly claimed by Suriname, hence there is limited usage unless licenses are granted, especially for fishing.
In much of Africa, people with limited usage plans can enjoy free access to Facebook or Wikipedia this way.
The company is slightly undercutting competitors, offering unlimited broadband for $45 a month, with lower prices for slower speeds and limited usage.
Another advantage of saving your nonstick skillet for a relatively narrow range of food is that the limited usage will extend its life, Patterson says.
The limited usage of histone chaperones in TGCs may support not only the establishment/maintenance of the unique chromatin structures but also TGC differentiation.
However, PAN I exhibits relatively low conductivity, poor cycle stability, and hence limited usage in high power capability due to its large volumetric change.
Doxorubicin (DOX) is a potential drug for the treatment of bone metastasis with a limited usage due to systemic side effects.
It is depicted that including the utilization of limited energy usage and environmental data as one of the model's input variables, the electricity forecasting precision is more accurate, precise and can be improved.
It does tend to be limited in usage to disaster, destruction, and so forth.
Some of them send tweets––in English, in a largely illiterate country, with limited Internet usage.
First level was limited to usage of technology for exhibiting curriculum information.
