The phrase "also exploited in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is utilized or taken advantage of in a particular context or field.
Example: "The technology was also exploited in the development of new software applications."
Alternatives: "also utilized in the" or "also employed in the".
In addition, the effect of the MEMS parameters on the optical ones and vise versa were also exploited in the design process.
Reliability sensitivities provide useful information to increase the safety level and can be also exploited in the context of first-order interval Taylor series expansion to estimate the bounds of interval reliability when slight uncertainties are involved.
"Kubla Khan" (1797 or 1798, published 1816), a poem that Coleridge said came to him in "a kind of Reverie," represented a new kind of exotic writing, which he also exploited in the supernaturalism of "The Ancient Mariner" and the unfinished "Christabel".
Interleaving is crucial in the design of turbo codes, and it is also exploited in the design of turbo product codes [29].
The EPR effect was also exploited in the application of SEPs to intraoperative targeted SERS imaging (here, SEPs are injected into the patient's body before the operation) (Andreou et al. 2016; Oseledchyk et al. 2017).
Recent reports showed that women and girls are also exploited in the sex trade after migrating for labor purposes [ 26].
Note that the finite element structure may be also exploited in this step [ 60].
The platform development and the design of graphical user interface are also exploited in this paper.
The same concept of spatial entropy, which is central to the paper, is also exploited in defining a new criterion, the entropic L-curve, dedicated to determining the number of active sound sources.
The idea of diversification by using multiple mother wavelets was also exploited in [19, 21], where the bishrink filter was associated with DWT.
Further, in a manner similar to NK cells, dendritic cells are also exploited in adoptive cell therapies; the manuscript "Dendritic Cell-Based Immunotherapy Treatment for Glioblastoma Multiforme" by L. Yang et al. discusses DCs based immunotherapeutic interventions for glioblastoma multiforme.
