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The phrase "and exercised in an" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a skill, practice, or activity that is being applied or performed in a specific manner.
Example: "The techniques were thoroughly studied and exercised in an effective manner to ensure optimal results."
Alternatives: "and practiced in a" or "and implemented in an".
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In this paper, high fidelity finite element models are developed and exercised in an effort to advance understanding of the seismic behavior of steel stairs under pseudo-static displacement loading indicative of earthquake-induced building movements.
Rosie spent life in a custom ranch house in California's wine country and exercised in an airy, sunlit building on an earthen floor covered with clean hulls of rice.
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"The concept has evolved over time, from attempting to encourage snakes to swim and exercise in a bucket of water, into the revolutionary facility we have today," he said.
Go out and exercise in a park, run, and do some sit ups and push ups at home.You don't need gym memberships.
The way leadership and power are exercised in an organization has profound implications for both ethics and risk.
It should be exercised in an accountable and transparent way via rigorous due process.
Instead, it held that the power is not itself "intrinsically discriminatory", and was not exercised in a discriminatory way.
Start slowly if you haven't exercised in a while and gradually increase.
He takes his meals through a slot in the wall and exercises in an empty concrete room with a translucent roof, offering no access to direct sunlight.
11 Therefore, first-line intervention in the management of T2D includes diet and exercise in an attempt to promote weight loss.
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