"use limitation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a limitation on how a person or thing is used. For example, "There is a use limitation on the amount of times this device can be used each day."
In practice, however, most observers today think the public use limitation is a dead letter.
A more obvious example where the guidelines are setup for abuse is in the carte blanche offered to the law when specifying exceptions to the Use Limitation Principle.
But the Court has not imposed a secular use limitation on aid programs that benefit sectarian entities only indirectly, i.e., as the result of decisions by someone other than the government itself.
Finally, the Drone Aircraft Privacy and Transparency Act introduced by Senator Markey refers to the OECD's Guidelines on the protection of privacy and Transborder Flows of Personal Data, citing the principles listed in Part Two of the guidelines, which include principles on the national application of collection, quality, purpose specification, and use limitation of personal data.
Band, who also represents an association of U.S. libraries, said that any deal should include exemptions and limitations to intellectual property standards, like the "fair use" limitation in American law.
The mathematical techniques that we use (limitation, averaging, quasi-stationarity) have a long history.
But data use limitations are likely more important and more effective than "notice and consent" systems.
Also, there are important use limitations that prevent intelligence officers from sharing data with law enforcement unless there's evidence of an outstanding warrant for a violent felony.
However, the Secretary's certification, and proposed use limitations would ensure that the information obtained may only be collected and retained and used to protect the information system.
What we need are sensible use limitations that allow information sharing but don't allow the political prosecution of people for lower level crimes.
There are some excellent stories in Mothers and Sons and moments of lovely concision and insight, but Tóibín at times seems uncomfortable within the confines of the shorter form, unsure how to use limitations as strengths.
