The phrase "and catalogued using the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of organizing or classifying items or information with a specific method or system.
Example: "The documents were carefully sorted and catalogued using the Dewey Decimal System."
Alternatives: "and organized with the" or "and classified by the".
The detailed analysis of protein expression level and migration pattern, combined with assessment of phosphorylation state, must be carefully analyzed using available 2-DE software packages and catalogued using specialized databasing formats.
Data records will be catalogued using a unique identifier, with only the clinician caring for the participant able to link the data record to his/her patient.
Although the components of many protein complexes have been catalogued using proteomics methods (e.g. [11]), recombinant expression of intact complexes for structural studies remains a major challenge.
DVD collections can also be catalogued using internet resources.
Genome-wide interspersed repeats were catalogued using RepeatMasker (version open-4.0; Smit et al., 1996-2010 ).
Finally, although miRNA:target interactions have been catalogued using bioinformatic approaches, target validation still requires empirical validation.
Ramachandran, et al. subsequently extended the salivary glycoprotein catalogue using the modified hydrazide capture method, and they identified a total of 156 formerly N-glycosylated peptides representing 77 unique N-glycoproteins in salivary fluid [ 24].
It is dismaying to find you describing my efforts to ensure that former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's papers are preserved for history and catalogued for the use of scholars and journalists as a "hijacking".
The obtained sequences were associated and catalogued by the use of DNASTAR software package [ 25] and CLUSTAL X software package [ 26].
Relevant DRG were identified via the German DRG-Catalogue [69] using the official German DRG Definition Handbook from 2012 [70] and evaluated from the perspective of the German SHI [67 70].
