The phrase "already utilised in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been employed or applied in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The method has already utilised in a variety of research studies to demonstrate its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "previously employed in a" or "already applied in a".
Bamboo seems to be an advantageous plant species, since it is already utilised in building, construction for plywood and composites [22].
This type of arrangement is already utilised in the United States.
Synthetic PPARα ligands include fibrates (fenofibrate, gemfibrozil and clofibrate), hypolipidemic compounds already utilised in the treatment of metabolic disorders.
This meant applying the same framework they already utilise in the US for alcohol; specialised licensed outlets to sell the products, strict over 21 ID policy and product quality control, among other factors.
For both steel and CFRP structures the coating or bonding process may be envisioned to take place starting from recently manufactured and thoroughly cleaned adherents in a well-climatised manufacturing site, or it may deal with already utilised devices when a repair is performed in a workshop environment.
"Obviously, our ability to sign Jamie if he were wanting to re-sign, will depend on whether the money available in our budget has already been utilised in signing a replacement".
The KTP laser, already utilised by ENT surgeons in other procedures, offers excellent haemostasis but its ablating properties are relatively poor, thus requiring the use of a microrongeur if the underlying bone is thick [ 16].
Each of the sites in which SWI is already utilised have developed protocols, clinical guidelines for the use of SWI and training and competency documents based on information provided previously by the members of the research team.
Some STAR loci have already been utilised in typing schemes for S. aureus, first using an RFLP typing method [ 10], and more recently as part of a greater multiple- locus variable-number tandem-repeat analysis (MLVA) scheme alongside other variable-number tandem repeats (VNTR's) and staphylococcal interspersed repeat units (SIRU) [ 11, 13- 15].
