"mixed usage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something that employs two or more different styles, techniques, or approaches. For example, you might say, "The artist's work incorporates mixed usage of color and texture, creating a unique look."
Where garden-city planners had seen chaos in mixed usage, these authors saw diversity and neighborhood vitality; what architectural purists regarded as a retrograde and degraded melange of styles, these authors defended as rich historical layering.
Mixed usage of dissimilar materials, such as aluminum alloys and steels, has become one of the main means for vehicle body lightweighting.
But it's these chips that make all of the new button-free interfaces possible, while still allowing up to 24 hours of mixed usage and 13 hours of talk time.
Mahal doesn't see a problem with mixed usage.
The 320mAh battery will get you about a day of mixed usage, and the TI OMAP 3 processor should give you all the oomph you need.
The sequence of each group in Table 5 reflects the degree of the usage of the native language, the popularity of the common national language (Mandarin) in the 18 ethnic minorities, and the degree of mixed usage of ethnic languages.
A building may be separated into several ThermalZone objects, for instance in the case of mixed-usage building, or to distinguish rooms or zones with different orientations (i.e. solar gains) and/or thermal behaviour.
Other features include TV output, video and audio playback, and promised battery life of "7 hours run time of mixed media usage".
It will be interesting to see how Apple Pay Cash affects that behavior among people who have mixed iPhone/Android usage.
There is evidence for at least mixed CR2 usage in all but one species (Cylindrophis ruffus).
Further, the area of study has been expanded to find out the effect of powder mixed dielectric usages in EDG (Satyarthi and Pandey 2012).
