The phrase "each one involved" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it when referring to multiple people who are involved in a situation, or who are working together on a task. For example, "All of the students in the chemistry lab worked together to complete the experiment, with each one involved in a different stage of the process."
Then United pulled out the following season, and the decade that followed brought a succession of mostly drab finals – exceptions can be made for 2001 and 2006 – mainly because each one involved teams from the Champions League elite.
By adopting five stacked layers, each one involved in a mortar layer of about 1 mm thickness, which constitute a fiber volume of 10%, a maximum flexural strength of 30 MPa was obtained at a deflection of around 1/10 of the specimen's span length.
Each one involved campaigns against tobacco, alcohol and premarital sex.
A detailed performance analysis has been conducted on five commonly used multi-objective problems, each one involving distinct features that can make the convergence difficult toward the Pareto-optimal front.
Each one involves a kneeling figure & each is illustrated by such a figure.
In other words, there is a sequence of experiments, but each one involves a finite sample space.
Currently 2,500 authorisations are made every year – that is about 10 warrants every working day, an impossible load if each one involves at least an hour's consideration, which it should.
The model consists of three independent mechanisms occurring simultaneously, with each one involving different phosphorus species present in the activated carbons.
The population dynamics was presented as a series of cycles (each one involves "soil→rhizosphere→nodules→soil" succession) described using recurrent equations.
The player has access to the three idols' different scenarios when playing, and each one involves a branching plot line.
Each one involves the purchase of only three index funds: a broad domestic stock index fund, a broad international stock index fund and a short or intermediate term bond index fund.
