"room usage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the purpose for which a room is used, such as, "The conference room is typically used for meetings, but today its usage is for evaluations."
In the description box, provide details of the room usage for each date and time.
Non-Clark Center occupants: Room usage fees are currently waived until the fee structure is implemented.
By now, it shouldn't be a surprise that getting health coverage doesn't drive down emergency room usage.
Fee-for-service medicine rewards hospitals for more admissions and emergency room usage, not less, and doesn't reimburse hospitals for preventive services such as legal aid.
Inside, the flowing, almost-open floor plan allowed the Thomas family a choice in room usage, circulation and furniture arrangement that was out of the question in traditional houses with their hallways and boxlike rooms.
* A minimum catering order of $1,500 on weekdays — $2,500 on weekends, holidays, and academic breaks — per each one-third of the Vidalakis Dining Hall is required in addition to your room usage fee.
The system was designed to be simple and sterilizable, intended for operating-room usage.
A study of Oregon's Medicaid expansion showed that emergency-room usage went up, not down, after people received health-care coverage.
The cost proved prohibitive until some canny marketing jobsworth - someone who should be hunted down and bludgeoned to death with a small fridge and a can of olives - worked out a billing system for each room's usage.
For example, the location of the patient room, the usage of mechanical ventilators and the mortality rate were found to correlate to the 10th-percentile SPL (L90) in the first 48 hours (adjusted R2 = 0.58; P < 0.001).
-Ensuring we have the lowest per-occupied-room electricity usage of all hotels in Aruba.
