The phrase "and are often utilised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how frequently something is employed or applied in various contexts.
Example: "These techniques are effective in many fields and are often utilised to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "and are frequently used" or "and are commonly applied."
These textile grids are often utilised in solar protection due to their perforations which produce a ventilation of the protection.
Hydraulic or fluid-driven fracturing techniques are often utilised to enhance the production of oil or gas from hydrocarbon reservoirs.
Remote sensing data are often utilised to separate the total forest area into different sub-groups or strata, such as occurring forest types, e.g. broadleaf, tropical moist and tropical dry.
In patients unfit to receive cisplatin, regimens containing gemcitabine, carboplatin, or taxane are often utilised (Dreicer et al, 2004; De Santis et al, 2012).
In the general practice setting, self-reported weight and height is often utilised in large-scale monitoring studies, where it may not be feasible to carry out weight and height measurements.
Studies of the impact of primary resistance on treatment response [9], [10] are limited by the fact that many have been undertaken before routine baseline resistance testing became common, and therefore inactive drugs were often utilised, and associated with either reduced treatment response, or no effect.
The 15 multiple choice items were purpose-designed by the research team and are based on the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) [ 34], which is often utilised to explain the effects of health communication interventions.
Due to the vast complexity of these systems including spatial distribution over a wide area, a control engineering based multiagent framework is often utilised to cope with the issues of monitoring, control and security of CIS.
"While the option of removing restraints is often utilised it was not done so in this case other than to remove leg restraints to allow for a medical procedure to take place," he said.
