The phrase "and produced the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to results or outcomes that are identical to something previously mentioned.
Example: "The experiment was repeated under controlled conditions, and produced the same results as before."
Alternatives: "and yielded the same" or "and generated the same".
The scene was evocative of the eighth inning in Game 7 of the 2003 American League Championship Series, and produced the same result.
Working with the chemist Edward Morley in 1887, he repeated the experiment using yet more sophisticated and accurate instruments and produced the same results.
He came up again in the third, received the same response and produced the same result, swinging and missing on a low fastball.
If Massachusetts Mitt were in the race instead of Severely Conservative Mitt, maybe the moderate-liberals and the very-conservatives would have switched sides, and produced the same result.
The new calibration method produced parameterisations that performed better in validation periods than optimum calibration parameter sets for 103 reaches and produced the same parameterisations for 35 reaches.
Flipping is just what an induced field would do; a field generated by the churning of a molten iron core would have ignored the Jovian field and produced the same orientation as always.
You cannot just close your eyes and kick the good players out and produce the same quality [in the league].
The organism, Chattonella verruculosa, has killed fish in Japan and produces the same toxin that sickens beach-goers when red tides occur in the Gulf of Mexico.
These streams interact with the slower-speed solar wind emitted from regions without holes and produce the same tilting of the IMF described above.
If clouds roll in, or if the sun sets, then the turbine can burn ordinary natural gas and produce the same amount of electricity.
