The phrase "and thus utilised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been used as a result of a previous statement or action.
Example: "The resources were gathered and thus utilised to improve the community infrastructure."
Alternatives: "and therefore used" or "and consequently employed".
The capacity was found to be higher without preference rule due to the liberty of vehicles to choose any position and thus utilise the road space optimally, leading to the overestimation of flows at a given occupancy level.
Differential access to healthcare occurs because women typically are entitled to a lower share of household resources and thus utilise healthcare resources to a lesser degree than men.
The ST34 and ST5 bacterial strains were thus utilised in the current study to assess the effect of MSM supplemented with various water immiscible and miscible substrates as sole carbon sources for the production of various surfactin analogues and rhamnolipid congeners.
We thus utilised molecular expression array techniques and polyfunctional flow cytometry to obtain a broad understanding of immune events at this site as much as possible, so that targeted studies, utilising smaller sample sizes can be done to confirm these investigatory findings.
The experiments thus utilised double-transgenic (Tg) animals that harboured both hAT1R- lacZ responder and αMHC-tTA activator transgenes (Tg group), as well as sex- and aged-matched wild-type littermate controls (WT group).
A PCR-based method was thus utilised in an attempt to sequence the Candida tropicalis hsp90 gene.
Group CBT thus utilised considerably more therapist time than did Internet CBT.
Thus, utilising in-depth interviews and multiple questionnaires to explore participants' QOL and experience across the disease trajectory should promote complementarity 38 and deepen interpretations from the study.
Many firms operate make-to-stock, make-to-order and even engineer-to-order within the same firm, thus utilising the same or overlapping resources.
"By constructing new faces from parts of the most looked upon images on the internet Recognised Faces creates a snapshot of the flow of data collection and facial recognition that happens daily on the internet," Ørum explains, "thus utilising facial recognition to generate phantomfaces that reflect how computers perceive us as vaguely recognisable patterns in an ocean of data".
