The phrase "and is uttered by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate who is speaking or expressing a particular phrase or statement.
Example: "The phrase 'To be or not to be' is a famous line from Shakespeare's Hamlet and is uttered by the character Hamlet himself."
Alternatives: "and is spoken by" or "and is expressed by".
Senator Carr had asked Marshall if he was aware the comparison was used by climate change deniers and was uttered by former prime minister John Howard.
Friday night it didn't begin until well into the evening's many tributes to the Boss, and was uttered by a wild-eyed singer/guitarist Neil Young during his and Crazy Horse's distortion-drenched performance of "Born in the U.S.A". .
The familiar clear, two-note call of the common cuckoo (Cuculus canorus) of Europe, Asia, and Africa is uttered by the male alone, the female giving a low bubbling call; apparently in most other species of cuckoos as well, the song is given by the male alone.
"The be-all and end-all" is uttered by Macbeth as he murderously contemplates King Duncan, and "fair play" falls from Miranda's lips in The Tempest.
Throughout writing, the cast and crew would watch scenes from the three films to pick moments to reference or tribute, including "Come with me if you want to live" and "I'll be back", which is uttered by John in this film.
We confirmed by hearing all WestPoint Corpus utterances that contain this phoneme, that it is due to the difference in the place of articulation, that is, in the position of the tongue dip when the /t/ is uttered by native and nonnative speakers.
Figure 3 shows an example of the activity matrices estimated from a single parallel Japanese word, where one is uttered by a male and the other by a female.
One of the most important lines in the book is uttered by the M.D.C. activist, now M.P., Pishai Muchauraya.
This corpus is uttered by 100 speakers from the most common dialects of the Persian language.
The section of the sentence that is uttered by the speaker is 'A radio system will operate'.
