The term "spatial usage" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to how something is arranged or structured in terms of its physical location. For example, "The spatial usage of the house is very efficient, with bedrooms, bathrooms, and living areas all on one floor."
The sensors' decisions regarding the presence or absence of a signal at their location is transmitted to a fusion center, which then combines the received information to construct the spatial spectral usage map.
We did not observe relationships between codon bias and position along the protein using intragenic spatial codon usage estimates (Qin et al. 2004).
This will lead to higher spatial spectrum utilization and network usage capacity at the expense of an increased possibility of interference among network tiers and of a reduced quality of service (QoS).
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Unlike commercial fisheries, no logbook data are kept to record fishers' spatial effort and usage patterns.
High vehicular density and mobility and spatial and temporal usage variation of licensed channels by PUs and SUs cause the problem of high-throughput channel allocation in CR-VANET a challenging one.
At last, eight scales namely workspace environment, spatial environment, computer usage, differentiation, investigation, cooperation, learner's cohesiveness, and equity are selected from the three inventories (Li et al. 2014).
Several techniques have been developed to tackle this problem including (a) introduction of spatially variant regularization [ 7, 8] besides spatially uniform regularization, and (b) usage of hard spatial priors for functional DOT in human brain imaging to enforce the reconstructed images at the correct depths or locations [ 1].
It also considered the spatial correlations of PBS usage between nearby stations, using the spatial weighted matrix.
