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The phrase "also used to enter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an additional function or purpose of something, particularly in technical or instructional contexts.
Example: "The password is also used to enter the secure area of the building."
Alternatives: "additionally utilized for access" or "also employed to gain entry".
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But numerous colleagues, he says, also used to enter false information into SocGen's trading system, if not on as large a scale.
The screens are also used to enter previously played hotel stages and the map of the Mushroom Kingdom, which allows the player to access any visited hotel.
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As Bluetooth gains ground, it is possible that the Anoto system could also be used to enter Chinese or other keyboard-unfriendly lettering into computers.
While Phenex was designed in the context of a curation workflow for legacy data, the software may also be used to enter new character-by-taxon matrix data.
This box can also be used to enter key words such as the news story you are looking for and your local town or city.
Be sure the mattress size you intend to purchase not only fits inside your bedroom, but also through all doors used to enter the room.
The same parameters can also be found in Fig. 5 which shows a dialog box that is used to enter CPANN training parameters.
A CONTROL packet is also used to signal the unit to enter or exit the SLEEP mode.
Multivariate analysis was also used to calculate all RISC score variables entered into the model, instead of the cumulative score, which yielded the same results.
Transcan was also used to decide what continuous variables should be entered linearly or non-linearly (using splines with four knots) in the models.
The smartphone is also used to access the game's online multiplayer mode, and to enter cheat codes.
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