The phrase "especially employed in" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that something is used or suited for a specific purpose or situation. Example: "The new software has a variety of features, but it is especially employed in streamlining data analysis for large datasets."
Additional research, especially employing in vivo models, needs to be performed to study any effects on tumor responses and animal survival.
He especially employed his classics expertise in the explication of ancient anticipations of "critical" scientific philosophy, and the analysis of its natural development.
In general, we might regard the Danish language as Kierkegaard's umbilical attachment to the mother whereas Latin and German represent the law of the father, especially when employed in systematic scholarship (Videnskab).
Despite the substantial advances in the field, the use of a central processing unit (CPU) to perform general purpose graphics processing tasks has not been enough to provide effective interactivity or real-time rendering, especially when employed in very large datasets.
Leading architects were highly paid - especially those employed in the King's works - and they can often be identified from regular payments in cathedral accounts.
These include farm workers, construction workers, miners and fishermen, especially those employed in the informal sector, which occupies about half of Nicaragua's economically active population.
Two-thirds (20/30) of ERG reports contained criticisms related to the data being used, especially data employed in the cost-effectiveness model.
All together, one frequently has to rely on greedy search strategies that easily get stuck in local optima or near exhaustive searches that are computationally too expensive, especially when employed in permutation procedures required to assess statistical significance.
acute phase reactants (APRs) correlate with each of the other core set variables, especially those employed in the composite indices, suggesting that they may not add importantly to a composite score [ 24].
The analysis of the ERG reports did, however, identify criticisms of the conduct of the systematic review within the MS as well as criticisms of the data being used, especially data employed in cost-effectiveness models.
