selective use

A project to develop a new production process requires a similar selective use of the concept.

He outlined criteria for selective uses of force "limited in scope and time."

A 2005 Harvard study supported the selective use of "highly coercive" techniques.

He displayed a unique approach to his works through his selective use of line and detail.

This may also be appropriate for selective use when intervening in design in other areas.

In general, however, the division has stressed the selective use of force.

The ride back to the port, with his selective use of the sight shield, felt as though it must have taken glasses.

But manipulation of data - or more often selective use of statistics - is only half the problem, some experts say.

I thought that too - very selective use of statistics.

It shows that you make selective use of the term in order to further a political agenda.