/kəmˈpʌlsəri ˈwɜrkɪŋ ʌv ə ˈpeɪtnt/ – Phrase
Definition: việc sử dụng bắt buộc bằng sáng chế (đe dọa cấp giấy phép cưỡng bức hay hủy bỏ bằng sáng chế).
A more thorough explanation: Compulsory working of a patent refers to a situation where a government authority or court orders the patent holder to actively use or license their patented invention in a particular jurisdiction. This is typically done to prevent the patent holder from holding exclusive rights to the invention without actually making it available to the public or using it for commercial purposes. Failure to comply with compulsory working requirements may result in the patent being revoked or invalidated.
Example: The compulsory working of a patent may be required by the government in certain circumstances to ensure that the patented invention is being utilized for the public benefit.