The phrase "and has been used in several" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the application or implementation of something in various contexts or instances.
Example: "The method is effective and has been used in several studies to demonstrate its reliability."
Alternatives: "and has been applied in multiple" or "and has been utilized in various".
Over the years, the SRS-22r gained wide acceptance and has been used in several different countries, languages, and cultures.
An ultrasonic interferometer is available and has been used in several high-pressure modules for acoustic velocity measurements.
Compost exhibits most of the characteristics required for methanotroph growth media and has been used in several projects.
It has been tested over diverse content with satisfactory accuracy, and has been used in several of our video indexing systems, such as VideoQ.
This miniature TDCR system was extensively tested and compared to the PTB reference TDCR system that is very well characterized and has been used in several intercomparisons.
City officials said that they did not know of another such cash incentive program in the United States, but that the approach has had success in Mexico and has been used in several other countries.
The DVS is available for purchase for about $2,700 and has been used in several research projects, including one that recorded traffic and another that involved tracking particles in a fluid.
A portable air powered spinner magnetometer incorporating all solid-state circuitry has been designed and built and has been used in several field and laboratory studies for the past two years without major difficulties.
This technique receives the name of double buffering [38, 39] and has been used in several domains.
The DUD dataset is appropriate for this task since it is developed for virtual screening benchmark and has been used in several previous studies.
The GCD family was proposed by Rider in 1957 [20], rediscovered by Miller and Thomas in 1972 with a different parametrization [21], and has been used in several studies of impulsive radio noise [3, 12, 17, 21, 22].
