The phrase "and then generated at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or action that occurs after a certain point, particularly in contexts involving data or content creation.
Example: "The report was compiled and then generated at the end of the analysis phase."
Alternatives: "and subsequently created at" or "and then produced at".
A thin cubic target made of aluminum, 4 × 4 × 4 µm3, was established, and the source particles of protons and alpha particles were then generated at the point of 1 cm from the target.
In order to validate result, ln EEI logs were then generated at the angles of maximum or minimum correlation, and compared to the corresponding petrophysical well logs as shown in Fig. 5d.
A more dense porous nanotissue, then generated at 600 °C, embeds the polymer substrate with formation of a carbon-carbon composite.
For each pair (ℓ i, e i ), defining the template for a simple motif m i, i = 1,…, b, we first selected a random word w i (the "exact" instance of m i ) and then generated | S| occurrences of m i, at Hamming distance ≤ e i from w i, by substituting e i characters of w i with characters from Σ chosen uniformly at random.
Molten salts are being employed at solar thermal power plants to store heat from the sun during the day and then generate electricity at night.
Meiotic recombination is initiated through the introduction of double-strand breaks (DSBs), so a simple method to control crossover distribution might be to make DSBs exclusively at sites at which crossovers are desired and then generate a crossover at each DSB site.
XLF reached this price on June 1 , 2007 so the Time Series tool shown in the table above starts from there and creates a sequence of lines starting one day from the selected event and then generates a line at each Fibonacci number of days later: 2, 3, 5, 8 and so on.
The biological argument is that if one begins with the reference sequence and then generates a variant at random, then one is more likely to produce a disease than to prevent one.
Stocks, which are tax deferred until sold, and then generate long term capital gains at lower rates (assuming they are held for more than a year and a day), should be placed in taxable accounts where possible.
We envision that future mobile appliances will store solid starch, produce hydrogen from starch and water via this reaction, and then generate electricity by hydrogen fuel cells at the same compact place.
