The expression "use area" is not commonly used in written English, and there is no specific context in which it can be used.
It could potentially be used in a figurative sense when talking about a particular area of expertise or knowledge that someone uses, but this is not its conventional meaning. For example, you could say "He is an expert in his field and knows how to use the area of machine learning to his advantage."
The model forest plan represents a good land stewardship option for a public multiple use area.
Almost half the 39 square miles of Tinian has been designated by the United States as an exclusive military use area.
The continually contested "fair use" area of copyright law allows exemptions for free sampling, commentary and parody, but the court ruled that Napster was not within the bounds of fair use.
An intensive survey on community response to the sonic environment was conducted in a residential industrial mixed use area.
Social surveys, on the other hand, often use area frames to select households and, eventually, individuals from within these households.
To prevent the formation of a pressure drop funnel (a result affecting the crude oil use area), the differential pressure must be controlled during production recovery. .
Beyond the expected contributions of individual-level factors, which influenced prescription drug use in ways generally consistent with behavioral models of health services use, area-level variables were important determinants of regional variations in use.
A limitation of the databases used is the lack of individual data associated with need for healthcare such as SES, consequently we had to use area-level indicators.
The few international studies that adjusted for the structure of care have tended to use area-based aggregated data rather than individual-based information [ 52, 64- 67].
Use area-portals and hint brushes appropriately.
"It makes it easier to go from a multiple-use area to a little-use area to a no-use area".
