The phrase "and harnessed in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the application or utilization of something in a specific context or framework.
Example: "The energy produced by the wind was effectively captured and harnessed in the new turbine design."
Alternatives: "and utilized in the" or "and employed in the".
For all the pop culture that he absorbed and harnessed in the 1960s and 1970s, and for all his success in inventing the way that modern women dressed, Saint Laurent's yearning was for the past, and especially for his mother as a 1940s belle in the family's colonial home in Algeria.
This is an avenue to be explored and harnessed in the prevention strategies for greater reach to the populace.
Therefore, the most important goal will be to move towards methods to profile the SCS in vivo that can distinguish between factors released from the host versus those secreted by the transplanted stem cells that can be dynamically regulated by the local microenvironment and harnessed in the SCS-based therapeutics.
Still, the generosity and warmth of the games-makers and ambassadors who so enriched London 2012 was not brought into existence by City Hall and can be spread and harnessed in many ways in the future.
This approach is being used to study interactions between ligands and their receptors, monoclonal antibodies and their target proteins, and other molecular interactions, and could be harnessed in the development of biological drugs.
Both properties are linked to a kind of basic morality, and both are being harnessed in the business of selling.
Scientists also believe that graphene's high strength and low weight can be harnessed in the making of new composite materials and polymers for the transport industry, making travel safer and more fuel efficient.
The best way for India to commemorate the success of Mangalyaan would be to reopen a national debate about how science and technology can best be harnessed in the widest interests of its people.
It's also that the amount of information is overwhelming and that it must be harnessed in the cloud, or a centrally-located data bank.
The same authors also reported as draft oxen cannot protect themselves well from biting flies when harnessed in the yolk, and the beat scratches on their skin induced while ploughing may attract biting flies potentially capable of transmitting LSD infection.
These results indicate, therefore, that the two experimental scenarios, freely-flying bees and harnessed bees in the laboratory, determine different gustatory performances in honeybees.
