The phrase "and using the middle" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a method or approach that involves a central or intermediate element.
Example: "In our analysis, we focused on the key factors, and using the middle allowed us to achieve a balanced perspective."
Alternatives: "and utilizing the center" or "and employing the midpoint".
Outside kick: Gently drop the sack with your arm outstretched to the side, and use the middle of the outside of the foot to kick the bag.
Then (and here's the confusing bit), keeping hold of that, grab the band length closest to you from the length from your thumb, and use the middle finger to grab the band length from the little finger.
If you drop the pill and it lands on the tip of the tongue, keep holding the mouth open and use the middle finger of your dominant hand to push the tablet further back on the tongue.
You can also take the same hand and 'claw' the upper lid to make it come up and use the middle finger of the hand with the contact to pull the bottom lid.
"He has a very advanced feel in the batter's box for what's a ball, what's a strike, and for using the middle of the field with a level line-drive stroke.
Zeile has started hitting because his hands are in better position and he is using the middle of the field, a lesson preached by his father and by his first major league manager with the St . LouisCardinals, Joe Torre.
**Adjusted by age at menarche and socioeconomic level (using the middle level as reference).
Virtualization technique lets the user to share the same resources by separating applications and services from the actual resources using the middle layer and uses IT resource as the logical resource rather than the individual resource [18 24].
The temperature gradient calculated using the top and middle sensors is clearly larger than that calculated using the middle and bottom sensors, which shows a nonlinear distribution along the height direction.
