The phrase "as we piloted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of testing or experimenting with something, often in a project or study context.
Example: "As we piloted the new software, we gathered feedback from users to improve its functionality."
Alternatives: "as we tested" or "as we experimented".
"I thought this was meant to be an Italian restaurant," blinked Harry as we were piloted to our table by a series of attentive beauties.
However, as described elsewhere, 2 we piloted several methods of data collection, and telephone interview 24 h after discharge was judged to be the most reliable and practical.
As we passed Pilots Row Youth and Community Centre someone started to sing We Shall Overcome and I was swept back over 40 years ago.
As we were piloting a new dietary diversity methodology, custom survey instruments were designed at the outset of the program to capture information regarding our key variables.
Each of the interventions was worded as a behavior, and we pilot-tested the checklist in our ICUs at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
"I think we are the victims of a form of racism," said one, as we watched the pilot whales being herded out of sight to be killed.
As we descended, the pilot kept the helicopter perpendicular to the trailer, then, at the last minute, turned to face it.
As we launch additional pilots and prepare to implement Code Comfort across our system, we will be laying the foundation by providing DNR education and encouraging greater use of portable medical orders.
Gordon says: "If you do detailed ethnographic work with just eight families, as we did when piloting Rise, you might find a family that appears to be enormously needy and yet has a lot of hidden resilience within it.
This kind of methodological approach may have been used in SWOT and BCG analyses but as far as we know these pilot cases have not been reported in an explicit way in scientific foresight journals.
