'use of detention' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which someone or something is kept in detention or confinement. For example, "The school has a strict policy on the use of detention for students who break the rules."
The measures include the use of detention without charge and trial through military courts.
Hafetz calls the Marri case a pivotal test of "the most far-reaching use of detention powers" ever asserted by an American President.
Still, the commission said it was "deeply troubled by the continual and widespread use of detention in immigration cases," the report said.
In one case – the use of detention for teenagers who repeatedly breach a civil order – the new powers may even be even tougher than in Labour's old regime.
THE use of detention within the United States may be the most problematic tool in the Bush administration's arsenal in the global war on terrorism.
DEMOCRACIES are no exception to the use of detention, even though prolonged detention without demonstrable cause violates international human rights law, Mr. Helton and others said.
Vera has been working in New Orleans since 2006 to end the over-use of detention.
The over-use of detention, particularly pre-trial detention, including that of non-offenders.
During its Concluding Observations on Azerbaijan, the UN Committee expressed its concern at the over-use of detention and long periods of detention to which children in conflict with the law are exposed.
Whilst promoting comprehensive reform of justice systems, given the over-use and mis-use of detention globally and the rights violations which this entails, when comprehensive reform is not possible, reduction of numbers of children in detention can nonetheless provide a strategic entry point.
The Obama administration's use of family detention centers that hold children and mothers has become one of the most contested elements of America's border protection program.
