The phrase "and methods employed in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing techniques or approaches used in a particular context, such as research, analysis, or project execution.
Example: "The study outlines the various strategies and methods employed in the data collection process."
Alternatives: "and techniques used in" or "and approaches applied in".
In England, William Morris commissioned a mill to supply his press with paper made by hand, using the materials and methods employed in the Italian Renaissance.
He argues that Bechtel and Mundale misrepresent the actual nature of these studies and methods employed in functional localization studies.
This chapter concludes with a discussion of the major phases and methods employed in scenario-based development.
Strategies and methods employed in this paper are simple and practical for medicinal chemists in drug R&D.
As a remainder, this paper is organized as follows Sects. 2 and 3 describe the Materials and Methods employed in the proposed EEG-based emotion recognition system.
In Section 2, the theory underlying fractal sets is introduced, and the materials and methods employed in this work are presented.
Moreover, we also cannot relate doctoral students' approaches to their supervisors' degree of internationalisation and publication orientation and the methods employed in her/his own research.
Spectrophotometric dye-based assays such as the BCA and Bradford methods employed in this study are useful in being reproducible and widely available, but they are confounding because the results they provide are inconsistent with one another.
Such findings and characterization methods employed in combination will not only enable one to better understand the effects of the laser-ceramic interaction, but will also contribute to the development of the laser surface treatment process.
Also, there was variation in the methodological rigor of the search and summarization methods employed in the included reviews.
The difference in prevalence may be due to lower assay sensitivity or suboptimal specimen collection and storage methods employed in the earlier study.
