The phrase "ahead employed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as it does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The project is ahead employed" does not make sense.
Alternatives: "currently engaged" or "actively utilized".
The results are interpreted with respect to the temporal context and look-ahead employed by the features.
Of course, real-life problems such as smoking and insufficient exercise demanded attention, and taking two steps forward by going ahead and employing the then-current behaviour change science knowledge base was justified, incomplete though this knowledge base may have been.
Plan ahead to employ proper protective equipment, including slip resistant steel-toed boots and leather gloves.
The Difficult question also eliminates any notions of entitlement that employees may have in which the only requirement to getting ahead is staying employed.
And This Way Ahead alumni stay employed twice as long and report higher engagement scores than their peers.
The 7-phase jerk-limited look-ahead planning is employed to generate a smooth feedrate profile.
Optimized look-ahead architecture was employed to solve the critical path problem with minimal gate consumption.
In a way it reminded me more of the original Zelda than any of its successors; the extreme freedom afforded the player in the first game turns out to have been a concept employed well ahead of its time.
The tech friendliness of Islamic State seems light-years ahead of the propaganda employed by al-Qaida just a decade ago when founder Osama bin Laden would rally followers with pious, videotaped sermons that had to be hand-delivered to Arab TV stations.
PI controller and one-step-ahead adaptive controller are employed to investigate the dynamic performance of the closed-loop wire tension control system.
The City was narrowly ahead of New York and Hong Kong on people employed last year, but will fall behind the American financial centre this year.
