The phrase "augmented by using a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something is enhanced or improved through the application of a specific method or tool.
Example: "The performance of the system was augmented by using a new algorithm that optimizes data processing."
Alternatives: "enhanced through the use of" or "improved by employing".
Heat transfer from the channel was achieved to be noticeably augmented by using winglets in comparison with conventional channels with rectangular transverse objects.
The eigenvalue problem and normalizations of eigenvectors, which augmented by using some Lagrange multipliers, are used as the constraints of the Lagrange functional.
The diagnostic value of this investigation is augmented by using information corresponding to two different nominal altitudes (87 km for the OH(6 2) band, and 95 km for the O2b(0–1) band).
The success of the module-to-regulator analysis suggests that our ability to compute transcriptional regulation was augmented by using the topology of the co-expression modules.
Blast2GO default parameters were used for the annotation step; the pre-eValue-Hit-Filter was 1×10−6, annotation cut-off was 55 and GO Weight was 5. Annotation was augmented by using the Annotation Expander (ANNEX) and further by addition of the GO terms associated with functional domains derived from scanning the InterPro database [37], [38].
Reconstruction depends on the type of rupture [ 26], augmented by using bone anchors.
Criteria based on the outline of the node and features of signal intensity have been shown to be more reliable It may be in the future that this will be augmented by using contrast agents as early results have been quite promising.
Other features of its new app include allowing the user to determine who receives the message, augmented privacy by using a TigerText specific user name (not based on a phone number), as well as confirmation of message delivery.
She augmented this care by using a walk-in clinic.
The literature review was augmented by use of online computerized search engines like Science Direct, Emerald, Taylor and Francis, Google Scholar, Springer Link, Bing, etc. using primary keywords such as lean, JIT, ISM and secondary key words like JIT production, barriers, challenges, lack of and implementation strategy.
