The phrase "a tactic employed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or methods used by individuals or groups in various contexts, such as business, politics, or warfare.
Example: "The negotiation team utilized a tactic employed by successful diplomats to reach an agreement."
Alternatives: "a strategy used by" or "an approach taken by".
One is "bad manners", or behaving in a way that's not typical of politicians - a tactic employed by President Trump and the Philippines' President Duterte.
Faceless anonymity is also a tactic employed by Maison Martin Margiela in his catwalk shows.
In 2009, smarter working – getting more done in less time – was a tactic employed by just 8% of the sector.
Moreover, this is a tactic employed by states not just in Africa, but also more widely around the world.
Murdoch said he did not support the use of private detectives or phone hacking because it was a tactic employed by "lazy" reporters.
Another report claims that he wishes to move directly to final status negotiations with the Palestinians without prior concessions on land - a tactic employed by Mr Netanyahu.
At Attaullah's family home in Sangota, a hillside hamlet four miles from Mingora, the valley's main town, neighbors said the security forces had detained his brother-in-law, an uncle and a brother — a common tactic employed by the police to force a fugitive to surrender.
But the real kicker was that the "study" wasn't an actual study at all but rather a PR tactic employed by an SEO marketing firm on behalf of one of its clients, and the person credited as the author of the study is listed as "creative director" on the company's website.
The Devils know that shot blocking is not a new tactic employed by the Rangers, who ranked fourth in the category during the regular season.
But this becomes problematic, because "mental illness" has become a common tactic employed by Republicans to dodge substantive gun law reform, as depicted by John Oliver.
He also emphasizes the need to crack down on China, a common tactic employed by both presidential candidates given the state's reliance on manufacturing jobs.
