The phrase "for those employed" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a group of people who are currently working or have a job. Example: "The company offers a wide range of benefits for those employed, including health insurance and retirement plans."
Local leaders provided us with a list of names, indicating professions for those employed and business type for the self-employed or unemployed.
She said it was hard for those employed in the gig economy - the term for temporary, self-employed work - to organise and agitate for better pay and conditions.
The program is to be funded mostly through premiums paid directly by self-employed and informal sector members, or deducted from wages for those employed either in public or private sector.
Employment sector was defined for those employed and included the following groupings: government (federal, state, local), private, and self-employed.
Problems begin on farms, particularly for those employed to round up – or "catch" – birds for slaughter.
But for those employed in the health care and drilling industries, things are looking pretty good.
Ms. Kelly said recently that home-buying, for those employed in the arts in New York, could often seem unachievable.
This makes the rule applicable for those employing minimisation or urn randomisation methods as well as permuted block randomisation.
This in turn circumvented the need to conduct reference gene normalization as is commonly practiced for qPCR-based gene expression analysis, particularly for those employing relative quantification [ 19- 22].
For example is the spatial integration area known for each task, for stimuli like those employed by the authors?
For this reason, proteomic investigations of O-GlcNAcylation use high-throughput approaches similar to those employed for phosphorylation (Table 1).
