The phrase "and even removed a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action that involves taking something away or eliminating it, often to emphasize the extent of the action.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposal and even removed a crucial section that was deemed unnecessary."
Alternatives: "and even took out a" or "and even eliminated a".
It has lit fires, groomed dogs, sawn through wood, trimmed nails, cleaned mud from boots, unscrewed plugs, cut wire, trimmed hair, made toys, and even removed a sharp stone from a horse's hoof.
In return, the industry received early drafts of the paper, provided line-by-line revisions, suggested deleting a section that reflected poorly on payday lenders, and even removed a disclosure detailing the role payday lending played in the preparation of the paper.
This lets you rotate, crop, straighten, retouch, and even remove a red eye on the image.
According to Schulman, Frederick's father left him out of the family will and even removed him from a 1960s edition of his biography.
The company even removed a technical manual that validated Eckhart's claims from their own website.
They smashed windows, pried loose doors, took out furniture and even removed bathroom fittings.
In the worst scenarios, they're resented, maligned, and even removed if the public carping becomes especially harsh.
Doctors even removed an alligator tooth from inside his thigh.
It's quite impressive to see in real time and it even removes a bit of the magic behind mixing.
The judge sometimes has to order quiet more than once, and sometimes he even removes a few people to emphasize his point, but the crowd recoils into silence on its own when Earl C. Mogk stands up to talk about his larynx cancer, the product, he said, of 40 years of smoking.
Television images showed Njogu arguing with race officials, and even removing his running shoes in an apparent attempt to show organizers blisters on his feet to prove he'd run the entire course.
