The phrase "use period of" is not correct in written English
It does not make sense grammatically. You could use a phrase such as "over a period of" or "during a period of" in written English to indicate a span of time. Example: She studied for her exams over a period of several months.
The number of ICT professionals/critical bed, dissemination of guidelines, monitoring and disclosing of results are associated with higher adherence regarding antibiotic prophylaxis use; period of surgery, dose (IC 1.72 - 6.65) and initial time (IC 1.12 - 3.01) and surgery type, initial time (IC 1.24 - 4.25) and duration (IC 1.09 - 2.59).
This allows for longer use period of the biocatalyst as well as higher process flexibility (i.e. wider range of possible reactions, ease of process control).
Meanwhile, the party with market power attempts to put off the payment cycle as far as possible, which amounts to substituting a short capital circulation period of production and management for a long capital use period of social economic life.
Of patients given the device 14 of 17 (9 male; 7 chronic, all medically intractable, 7 episodic; median age 46, range 13-84) had sufficient data available during a median device use period of 13 weeks (range 2-26) to include in analysis.
Items ask about age of first use, frequency of use, period of use, and time since last use.
Individuals were asked about their current drug and alcohol use (now and within the last 3 months) and their greatest past use (period of time prior to the last three months when drug and alcohol use was at its greatest).
The choice of 1980 is determined empirically and we use periods of 100 years, see Section "Results and discussion".
We use periods of less than 2 years (very short term), 2 5 years (medium term) and greater than 5 years to qualify these recommendations.
It uses periods of total darkness to let the audience into his new sightless world.
We manage Apple for the long term, and Apple has always used periods of adversity to re-examine our approach, to take advantage of our culture of flexibility, adaptability and creativity, and to emerge better as a result".
By using periods of different lengths for model calibration, we explore the information content of these three datasets for runoff predictions.
