The phrase "as reused" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been used again or repurposed in a specific context.
Example: "The materials for the project were sourced from previous designs, as reused to minimize waste."
Alternatives: "as repurposed" or "as recycled".
Considering the presence of Sb in the chemical elemental composition of the glass tesserae, they can be considered as reused material in such mosaic, circumstance which could suggest, similarly, a reuse also for the obsidian black tesserae.
In fact, the obsidian tesserae of the mosaic depicting the "Majestas Christi" in the Cathedral of Narni, come from the deposite Monte Arci, site C, in Sardinia: the peculiarity is that they have been found as reused material in such mosaic.
In this paper, new and changed (N&C) as well as reused code were gathered from small programs developed by 74 programmers using practices of the Personal Software Process; these data were used as input for a fuzzy model for estimating the development effort.
Josephus describes the columns as Corinthian in style and Corinthian capitals have indeed been found in excavations along the mount's southern wall, as well as reused in later Roman, Byzantine and Islamic structures.
A recent paper considered a breakpoint region in human as reused if the breakpoint region overlaps with one or more but not all species from different orders [ 5].
The new as well as reused Pronto Dry® kits for this study were produced by Medical Instruments Corporation, France; and reused pallets that were used in this study varied from an interval period of 1 28 weeks after the first negative interpretation.
"The cable industry for 20 years was defined as reusing older programming, so the main job of head of a cable programming division was to sell advertising," he said.
In this way, our proposed method involves reusing compositions as well as reusing components.
As reusing the same time-frequency resources in the first time phase, D2D and cellular users cause interferences to each other.
Someone in poverty suffering from drug addiction might make dangerous choices to afford the habit, such as reusing needles or, particularly for women, trading sexual favors or becoming a sex worker.
An API can serve as that bridge, as well as be reused for other application interactions to that ERP system down the road.
