"usage context" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Usage context typically is used to refer to the context in which a word is used, or the particular setting in which a word has meaning. For example, "The usage context of the word 'inconvenient' can sometimes be to describe a situation, or a person."
The mobile context factors identified define and describe the usage context of a mobile application.
The UCD results provide specifications for many aspects of cartographic design, including interface elements, usage context, and information architecture.
Integrated with the content, these agents improve gradually, by taking into account both user's behaviour and the usage context.
It suggests context-relevant vocabulary, considering usage context attributes such as user's gender, geolocation, and native language.
Users can quickly check the design in a real usage context by removing the partial physical print from the printer and replacing it afterwards to continue printing.
With the deployment of packet-switched wireless GPRS access networks, new wireless services are introduced, such as WAP and MMS, and existing Internet applications are put into a new mobile usage context.
Line extensions can be a way to foster and manage innovation, thereby enhancing the value proposition, expanding the usage contexts, and blocking competitive options.
Experimental results show that these applications are capable of alerting the intersection accidents, and the pedestrians can get the adaptive alerts according to smartphone usage contexts.
Due to their public and moderated nature, users need an easy way of adapting them to heterogeneous usage contexts in order to support their long-term adoption.
Recent studies also have revealed that a multimodal system can perform in a more stable way than a unimodal one across varied real-world users (accented versus native speakers) and usage contexts (mobile versus stationary use).
Adaptive systems were designed for different usage contexts, exploring different kinds of personalization.
