"use duration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the amount of time it takes to do something. For example, "I used the duration of my lunch break to complete the task."
The digestibility of DM and OM and of fibre fractions decreased with increased land use duration.
Results of this study demonstrate that computer exposure during different tasks cannot be estimated solely by computer use duration.
There were no significant differences in home oxygen use, duration of symptoms, or respiratory infection triggers between the two cohorts.
Land use duration did not affect dry matter (DM) and organic matter (OM) intake (DMI and OMI).
Use of chronosequence approach provides an analytical framework to study effects of land use duration on feed quality.
Meanwhile, the government has been trying to prevent land consolidation activities and restrict production scales using quotas and agricultural land use duration rules.
Although neighboring nodes can also extract information from the signal and length fields in the physical header, for IrcMAC, we use duration field in the MAC header.
Insulin use, duration of infusion, weight, potassium replacement or presence of hypokalaemia had no statistical significance relating to loss of regulation (Tables 45 and 46).
Graversen & Van Ours (2008) use duration models to address issues of dynamic selection and estimate the effect of the activation programme on exit rates to work.
For this purpose, we use duration models that are closely related to the timing-of-events approach of Abbring and van den Berg (2004).
However, none of the ORs related to age at first use, duration of use, total number of applications, and years since first use, was statistically significant.
