The phrase "a technique employed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that are utilized in a particular context, such as research, art, or problem-solving.
Example: "In her research paper, she described a technique employed to analyze the data more effectively."
Alternatives: "a method used" or "a strategy applied".
When he honed an identity, it was crucial to find some element of the character that he shared — a technique employed by many actors.
Looping is a technique, employed by many musicians onstage, in which beats and moments from already established songs are replicated using pedals.
Transfer pricing is a technique employed routinely, and sometimes abusively, by multinational corporations to reduce their taxes by keeping profits offshore in low- or no-tax havens.
By Sky Dylan-Robbins September 17, 2013 Looping is a technique, employed by many musicians onstage, in which beats and moments from already established songs are replicated using pedals.
It is a technique employed by the extreme right to dehumanise us, to turn others against us in an attempt to maintain the arch-conservative grip on this country.
Building three dimensional objects in sequential layers is a technique employed by Rapid Manufacturing processes which allow great freedom in the design of the manufactured component.
Opaque minerals, such as those with a high content of metallic elements, require a technique employing reflected light from polished surfaces.
Furthermore, it is worth noting that MDA is completely based on a technique employing simple userID, password, and hashing.
The first pieces I wrote for the score were composed using a technique employing analog tape loops, an old technique that has been used by artists from Karlheinz Stockhausen to Pierre Schaeffer to Brian Eno.
The ten families we identified were all related to Ty1/ copia superfamily, as expected from a technique employing primers designed to target Ty1/ copia RnaseH motifs.
Corneal cross-linking, a technique employing UV-A illumination and a photomediator to induce corneal rigidity, is a widely recognized procedure for the stabilization or even possibly reversal of corneal ectasia progression in patients with keratoconus and post-LASIK ectasia.
