"usage control" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most often used to refer to systems or strategies that are put in place to limit or restrict the amount or type of usage of something, such as internet data or other resources. For example, "The company implemented a usage control system to regulate employee internet usage."
CooPeD is developed on the bases of SoNeUCONABC usage control model.
This paper introduces a formal model, an architecture and a prototype implementation for usage control on GRID systems.
We also provide an outline of some existing initiatives that support usage control besides access control by testing obligation policies.
Usage Control (UCON), instead, is a model that supports the same operations as traditional access control models do, but it further enhances them with novel ones.
This paper presents an advanced authorization service based on the Usage Control model to regulate the usage of Cloud resources, focussing on IaaS services.
The usage control model (UCON) is a new access control paradigm proposed by Park and Sandhu that encompasses and extends several existing models (e.g. MAC, DAC, Bell-Lapadula, RBAC, etc).. Its main novelty is based on continuity of the access monitoring and mutability of attributes of subjects and objects.
"Usage controls were developed at the request of customers," said Jack McArtney, associate director of advertising and content standards for Verizon.
Verizon's Usage Controls and AT&T's Smart Limits for Wireless both cost $5 a month.
Clean Screens: Screen shots from the latest version of Android, "Ice Cream Sandwich". Left to right: the home screen; data usage controls that allow people to limit the data demands of individual apps; and a list screen used to manage multitasking apps.
This isn't Google's first attempt at offering better data usage controls for mobile consumers.
With high-density chicken rearing, reduced genetic diversity from industry consolidation [ 1], and limitations on antibiotic usage, controlling infectious diseases and preventing disease outbreaks are critical for sustaining economic viability, maintaining public confidence in poultry products, and enhancing animal welfare.
