"usage time limit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a limit on the amount of time something can be used. For example, "The free trial of the software has a 7-day usage time limit."
Or standards of behavior: "Phone usage – time limit, 20 minutes – do not damage phones – do not deface booths".
She ALSO told them that I am a drug addict, which pisses me off because I'm not and, in fact, the only thing I am addicted to is online shopping, which the BPL does wonders to curb, imposing its thirty minute free internet usage time limit and all.
What parents will like about the device is that it comes with easy-to-use parental controls that let them further customize the experience, including the ability to approve or block streaming videos, online games, and installed apps, and the ability to set daily usage time limits and the hours when the tablet can be used.
This is essentially a personalized, web dashboard for each family member where you can view your own settings, usage and time limits as well as browse age-appropriate Disney content, including videos, music, games, GIFs, blog posts and more.
Limit usage time online to less than an hour.
The pricing rates work out to less than $1 for two hours of usage, but there is no time limit.
In addition, radiation exposure both for radiologists/patients during NI and the long procedure time limit daily routine clinical usage.
The attention span of your user is already inherently limited, so why bog down their usage time with making a decision for which use case to execute?
Use appropriate time limits.
