The phrase "and used the device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action that involved utilizing a particular device in a past context.
Example: "She completed the experiment and used the device to measure the results accurately."
Alternatives: "and operated the device" or "and employed the device".
"You can make voice calls overseas and get your e-mail delivered to you seamlessly," said Mr. Felton, who works for Document Security Systems and used the device on a recent trip to Ireland, Britain, Switzerland, Germany and the Netherlands.
Mills' daughter and friends told investigators that she kept a diary on her phone and used the device to text, Moore said.
That was a blockbuster discovery because archaeologists had previously found khipus only in graves, where they were often buried with the scribes who created and used the devices.
Yet the technological achievement of designing, testing and using the device is only part of the experiment.
I've witnessed one patient, when asked to demonstrate inhaler usage open their mouth and use the device to spray their outstretched tongue.
You're psychologically motivated not to need it, but you quickly learn to get over your difficulty and use the device as designed.
In 1994, Stanford Hospital became the first to buy and use the device; more than 200 health-care centers worldwide now have one.
Mr. Kreylos, who specializes in virtual reality and 3-D graphics, had just learned that he could download some software and use the device with his computer instead.
All these steps require care and knowledge of the manifold branches of science and technology that concur to realise and use the device at best.
People will buy and use the device that best suits their needs, but the PC is far from obsolete.
When everything is hooked up you can close the hatch and use the device just like a tablet.
