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The phrase "are implemented in some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain methods, processes, or technologies are applied in specific contexts or situations.
Example: "These strategies are implemented in some organizations to improve efficiency and productivity."
Alternatives: "are applied in certain" or "are utilized in various".
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While these approaches are implemented in some 'best practice' examples, they are not widespread.
Freemium games are dominating the mobile app stores, but they are also a controversial topic for some gamers, who dislike the way features like wait-timers, power-ups and pay-gates are implemented in some of the most popular titles.
The system has novel features in addition to the well-constituted solutions that are implemented in some of the available free or commercial systems.
If much-needed regulations are implemented in some regions, and other regions suffer from massive declines, which ecosystem will be called upon to supply the invertebrate trade, and at what ecosystem cost?
There is no national CRC screening programme, however, local initiatives are implemented in some states or by particular health providers.
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But the industry is optimistic that the scheme will be implemented in some form.
By 2015 more than 500 bicycle-sharing programs had been implemented in some 50 countries.
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The report recommended several steps for state and local governments, many of which have been implemented in some jurisdictions.
He said he hoped similar schemes could eventually be implemented in some of the other 12 countries where the supermarket operates, as well as across the UK.
Here we describe some of these standardizations and how they have been implemented in some specific cases.
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