The phrase "and it is created" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of making or producing something, often in a descriptive or explanatory context.
Example: "The artwork is a reflection of the artist's vision, and it is created using a combination of traditional and modern techniques."
Alternatives: "and it is made" or "and it is produced".
"Jazz is his preferred music, and it is created by Negroes to satisfy their love of noise and to whet their sexual desires," he concluded.
So, for those who want to mix congregations at this time there is an enormous embarrassment and it is created by one church only.
These feminists believe that objectification is a consequence of gender inequality and it is created and sustained by pornography's existence and consumption.
Recently [17], it has been suggested that the ball lightning is the dusty plasma medium and it is created during oxidation of nanoparticle networks in the normal lightning strike on soil.
20 The model population of 1985 is based on the Japanese population under census of 1985 and it is created on the basis of 1000 persons as 1 unit, after adjusting radical increase or decrease such as baby boom.
Bitcoin is its own currency and has its own technology stack, and it is creating its own wealth.
And it is creating a transfer-student version of the general education program now required for all incoming freshmen.
And it is creating a difference as dramatic as the introduction of photography in the world of traditional art a century ago.
Unfortunately they are dictating global perceptions … People are buying into that narrative and it is creating a huge chasm between Muslims and non-Muslims.
What began as a pragmatic undertaking has become a philosophical and political transformation, and it is creating a dramatic shift in the relationship between doctors and patients.
This is at its most acute at the moment, as we start publishing all this data, and it is creating a huge impact on society and the media.
