legitimate use

It has a legitimate use in contexts concerned with energy.

I do not have to write off the legitimate use of my senses and mind to be happy.

There were some legitimate uses for such ships, but not many.

While there are a few target events for such guns, they have no other legitimate use.

As with other medicine, the distinction between abuse and legitimate use is clear.

However, people do hunt, so such firearms are necessary and have a legitimate use.

State officials argue that this is a legitimate use of the money under the 1988 initiative.

Is this a legitimate use of our military power?

The experiment was a failure, and the theatre returned to legitimate use.

There are legitimate uses, but the primary benefit of the coin is in the black market.

The chemical had no legitimate uses outside of the assassin's trade.

Winnie wasn't sure that was the most legitimate use of the word severe, but she didn't care.

Like it or not, there are a lot of legitimate uses for torrents.

See monopoly on the legitimate use of physical force.

The answer is that there are legitimate uses of a copying mechanism.

Stun guns may have the potential for another legitimate use, an unexpected one.

Most were patient observation tapes, something that was in the "gray area" of legitimate use.

In a very, very few situations, something like this might approach "legitimate use".

I would argue that peaceful protest is a perfectly legitimate use of public land.

It also has very legitimate uses in studies of human-computer interaction.

Units, combinations of stock and warrants, may have legitimate uses.

There are no obvious legitimate uses for such a leased share certificate.

All of these cases have said there's legitimate uses that a Miranda-violative statement can be put to.

Are worries over abuse having an impact on the drug's legitimate use as a painkiller?

I wouldn't want to get my pants sued off, and this has many legitimate uses."