The phrase "a technique sometimes used" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that are not universally applied but are employed in certain situations or contexts.
Example: "In data analysis, a technique sometimes used is regression analysis to identify trends."
Alternatives: "a method occasionally employed" or "a strategy that is sometimes applied."
Turning to a technique sometimes used to help people with seasonal affective disorder, the gloom that can settle in as fall comes and the days grow shorter, the doctors have been trying light therapy on their patients.
Prescribed fire is a technique sometimes used in forest management but the effects on soil are not fully understood.
A well known difficulty of zebrafish immunological research is the paucity of mAbs against zebrafish blood cells, which excludes use of fluorescent activation cell sorting, a technique sometimes used in other fish species to sort for cells of interest [45].
Distraction osteogenesis is a surgical technique sometimes used to regenerate bone, equalize limb lengths, and replace segmental bone loss [5, 12, 13, 14, 15].
But he defended practices like depriving prisoners of sleep and forcing them into "stress positions" as legitimate means of interrogation, noting that they are among 50-odd coercive techniques sometimes used against enemy detainees.
The use of complementary physicochemical tools (XRD, Raman spectroscopy, XPS, 31P NMR, and electron microscopy techniques), sometimes used in in situ conditions has allowed to evidence the dynamic processes occurring during the oxidation of light alkanes on the vanadium phosphorus oxide (VPO) system.
In addition to corresponding methods used with fluorescence and phosphorescence, modern techniques sometimes use several light pulses to obtain more detailed information about the excited states of molecules and their interaction with the surrounding protein or solvent.
As the scene unfolds, the room -- they're shooting in an office in Chelsea -- is being pumped full of smoke, a technique that is sometimes used to give a film more depth and warmth, though it's undetectable to the viewer in the finished movie, which opens Friday.
Another technique he sometimes used was to take a popular song and write it as a canon with itself, in two inner voices, and write new melodic material above and around it, to a new text: he used this technique in one of his most famous chansons, Faulte d'argent ("The problem with money"), a song sung by a man who wakes in bed with a prostitute, broke and unable to pay her.
She found the technique was sometimes used aesthetically to change the colour of the surface and create contrasting decoration.
This involves finding legitimate Somali importers willing to use a financier's foreign money to pay for their shipments and reimburse him at home in cash once the goods are sold.Pay as you goThe same technique is sometimes used to transfer ransom money out of Somalia.
