"has been executed using" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action that has been successfully completed with the use of a particular method or technique. For example: The project "Reaching for the Stars" has been executed using the latest technology available.
Work has been executed using ANSYS Fluent.
The corresponding modeling work has been executed using the web-based modeling environment MOSAIC (Kuntsche et al., 2010).
The effect of four process variables, such as molar ratio (oil: methanol), reaction temperature, catalyst loading and reaction time on the maximum yield of Pithecellobium dulce seed oil methyl ester (PDSOME) is studied and process optimization has been executed using response surface methodology (RSM) based Box-Behnken design (BBD).
A set of experiments has been executed using the datasets reported in Table 1.
An ample amount of research has been executed using MCLP to model facility locations and several techniques from heuristics to exact methods—have been suggested to solve the problem.
The study has been executed using three pre-operative and three post-operative subjects.
That presentation, which is several hundred pages, goes through each stock that Mr. Rajaratnam is accused of obtaining inside information about and stitches together an argument for those trades having been executed using publicly available information.
The scenarios have been executed using a co-simulation of: (i) a dynamic vehicle model (based on the inhouse tool CASCaDE), (ii) a road and crosswind model implemented in C and (iii) a MathWorks/Simulink model of the crosswind stabilization function.
To date, more than 25 million signature events have been executed using DocuSign.
To date, more than 48 million signature events have been executed using DocuSign and service currently has 2.5 million users.
Several attempts for hernia reduction have been executed, using one hand for proximal traction of the colon, appendix and even the dilated ileum and the other for applying opposing pressure using a gauze-protected forceps (Fig. 2).
