The phrase "and using the patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the application or implementation of specific patterns in a context, such as in writing, design, or analysis.
Example: "The researcher focused on identifying trends and using the patterns to predict future outcomes."
Alternatives: "and applying the patterns" or "and utilizing the patterns".
To this end, we assigned the proteins encoded in the TT genome to the Clusters of Orthologous Groups of proteins (COGs) [ 37] and, using the patterns of representation of species in COGs to calculate distances between species, reconstructed a gene-content tree as described previously [ 35].
The calendar method requires tracking the different phases of the menstrual cycle on a calendar, then noticing patterns over time and using the patterns to predict when ovulation will occur.
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Pick out a swing, slide and play fort from the Outdoor Activities and use the pattern tool to change them to wood.
A MLFF is developed and trained using the patterns of envelope data corresponding to these acceleration histories.
However, we also use two other options using the existing pattern matching with Equation 1 and ME&MC, i.e., using the immediate previous frame (existing pattern matching) and using the McFIS (pattern matching using McFIS) to maximize the rate-distortion performance where an MR is not well matched with the best pattern.
IBMs may be calibrated and validated using the pattern-oriented approach, in which model outputs are compared to field data patterns, generally at the end of each simulation.
The fitted parameters are estimated by minimizing the squared error between log10 transformed data and simulations, using the pattern search optimizer in the MATLAB Global Optimization Toolbox.
In microscopy, this effect is exploited in structured illumination microscopy by illuminating the sample with periodic patterns of light and using the resulting Moiré pattern to infer sample details that are beyond the diffraction limit.
Anderson [17] studied the spatial patterns of road accident injury and used the resultant patterns to create a classification system for road accident hotspots.
