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The phrase "are used mostly for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the primary purpose or function of something in a general context.
Example: "These tools are used mostly for enhancing productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "are primarily utilized for" or "are mainly intended for".
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Internationally, they are used mostly for advertising.
Those which remain are used mostly for sport.
These days the paseos are used mostly for walking dogs, and by children.
While such machines are used mostly for business presentations, a growing number are being pressed into service in home theaters.
Incandescent tungsten-filament lamps are used mostly for accent lighting, since their light-output efficiency is low.
Because of the limited quantities of proven mineral reserves, there is quarrying of only limestone, gypsum, and clays, which are used mostly for construction.
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5, 6 Gromacs is used mostly for large protein systems or membrane dynamics, since its optimized code provides fast and reliable calculations even on workstation computers.
It had been used mostly for backup.
Since then, it has been used mostly for soccer.
Heretofore ithas been used mostly for advertising tobaccos, soft drinks.
Lavender is used mostly for its fragrance in Provence.
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