The phrase "always used so" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is consistently utilized in a particular manner, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "This term is always used so in academic discussions, which can lead to confusion."
Alternatives: "consistently used in this way" or "habitually employed in this manner."
("But I was thinking of a plan / To dye one's whiskers green, / And always use so large a fan / That they could not be seen").
This system, however — poisoning our food and then policing the result — is too reminiscent of Lewis Carroll's White Knight, who thought of "a plan to dye one's whiskers green, and always use so large a fan that they could not be seen".
For ordinal variables, weighted κ should always be used so that partial credits are given to responses in the adjacent group but not in exact concordance[ 27].
José Pizarro Pizarro and José, both London SE1: "A wooden pestle and mortar – my mum and grandma always used one, so it reminds me of them".
Ask him why "marriage equality" — the term he always uses — is so important, and the first thing he's likely to tell you is how much higher the suicide and homelessness rates are for gay teen-agers than they are for their straight peers.
Opie has always used the latest technology so it is perhaps no surprise to see works from 2012 where he has explored 3D printing.
"Where I come from, meat is always used as a garnish, so the broth will be a pork broth, but there'll be no pork in it, just vegetables.
The C-ending codon is always used disproportionately, although barely so for Asp (50.5% C-ending).
Alexa 488 was always used to label GFP so that any residual endogenous GFP fluorescence would be of a similar wavelength as the dye and would not bleed through to the 633 wavelength channel.
This may be hard for a close group of friends since they are always used to staying together, so remember to have this chat.
