The phrase "and exploit the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing taking advantage of a particular resource, opportunity, or situation that has been previously mentioned.
Example: "We have identified several key trends in the market, and we plan to analyze and exploit the same to enhance our competitive edge."
Alternatives: "and take advantage of it" or "and utilize it".
Douglas Farah, a former investigative journalist who now studies crime and terrorism at the International Assessment and Strategy Center, a research institution in Alexandria, Va., testified that criminal organizations and terrorists "use the same pipelines, the same illicit structures and exploit the same state weaknesses".
His fear of rejection is horribly and overwhelmingly written into the circuitry of the gadgets he purveys, and he is able to touch and exploit the same fundamental fear of isolation and rejection in all of us: "Rejection is terrible, because it will leave me alone with myself.
The tendency to stay and exploit the same time choice or explore alternate times was assessed.
A fourth series of new generation long-stroke engines, the M43, was introduced by MaK, effectively replacing the 450 mm bore M552C model and exploiting the same design philosophy as that of the M20, 25 and 32 series.
High puppetry (which is not necessarily better than low puppetry) is gestural and exploits the same kind of control that is meaningful in ballet: it is a language for the superhuman, for gods and heroes, for stories told time out of mind to audiences that frequently know the narrative by heart.
Males and females exploit the same small number of tree individuals within their common home range, which may enhance encounter frequency.
However, bioinformatics and bioengineering often exploit the same or similar engineering and computational approaches to solve practical or potentially practical biomedical problems, despite of their different focuses and different studying objects.
In this paper, we employ Tr(D) because of the following: firstly, it is reasonable, as stated before and secondly, we exploit the same problem formulation as in [3] and then highlight our design.
Similarly energized then as they are now, and eager to exploit the same kind of cultural friction, Republicans in 1996 nominated the former senator Bob Dole, who, at 73, was an icon of the World War II generation.
Complex diseases such as diabetes, cancer, bacterial and viral infections, exploit the same mechanisms that allow for robust behaviour in healthy conditions to ensure their own continuance.
Several known Sirtuin inhibitors also comprise polycylic scaffolds, such as the Sirt1-over Sirt2-selective pyrimidinedione 6[ 26] and Splitomicin (7; [ 42]), which slightly resemble the A-C ring system of steroids and thus might exploit the same binding site.
