The phrase "and commonly used methods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing techniques or approaches that are frequently employed in a particular field or context.
Example: "The study outlines various strategies for improving productivity, including time management techniques and commonly used methods."
Alternatives: "and widely adopted techniques" or "and frequently utilized approaches".
Damjanovic oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) mechanisms with either oxygen electrochemisorption or oxygen chemisorption are comparatively studied in the simulation through THD spectroscopy and commonly used methods that include steady state current voltage (I V) curve and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS).
Diamond features such as small size (most are less than 1 cm), lack of texture, highlights, and light transmission intensify these problems, and commonly used methods in computer vision such as laser triangulation, structured light, stereo matching, and shape from shading fail to generate the diamond's 3D model.
We compare the accuracies of three different and commonly used methods for predicting the specificity of the transcription factor based on example binding sites.
Our method was compared with two representative and commonly used methods: SIFT and PolyPhen-2.
Self-reported measures provide the 'gold standard' in assessing pain outcomes, and commonly used methods of rating pain intensity are reliable and valid [ 23].
For completeness and comparison we also applied to the dataset the most established and commonly used methods to deal with publication biases namely, Egger's regression test 13 for detecting bias, and the trim and fill adjustment method (fixed effects linear estimator).
Three severely brain-injured people thought to be in an irreversible "vegetative" state showed signs of full consciousness when tested with a relatively inexpensive and commonly used method of measuring brain waves, doctors reported Wednesday.
The VAS is a simple and commonly used method for evaluating variations in pain intensity [40].
While sparse literature exists on solvent treatment alone, the effectiveness of solvents on disrupted cells is well documented and commonly used method for industrial-scale operations.
The most simple and commonly used method is to determine the light transmittances of a polymer solution at different temperatures (Feng et al. 2005; Kokufuta et al. 2012; Rwei and Nguyen 2014).
The cheapest, most accessible and commonly used method for determining driving ability is through clinical assessment.
