The phrase "implemented in conjunction" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something is put into action or carried out together with another thing or entity. Example: The new policy was successfully implemented in conjunction with input from the community.
DTS is easily implemented in conjunction with CXR as it employs the same X-ray equipment.
The new PB based MD method is implemented in conjunction with the AMBER package.
They are implemented in conjunction with a classifier to find a set of highly representative features for classification tasks.
Shown in Fig. 1 b, the ODN is implemented in conjunction with an individual photodetector (PD) at each antenna tile.
More recently, stem cell-based therapies are being implemented in conjunction with specific matrices and growth factors.
However, such approaches have not been implemented in conjunction with solving the global search problem of BD on the entire target surface.
Second: We will immediately implement, in conjunction with the labor unions, an employee evaluation process to reward employees based upon performance and not their political affiliations.
The phase-field method accurately conserves mass and is relatively straightforward to implement in conjunction with contact-angle models that account for wettability on rock surfaces.
The food animal production industry implemented in-feed antibiotic use in conjunction with high-throughput single-species cultivation to enhance production of grain-fed, feedlot livestock and poultry (Pew Commission on Industrial Farm Animal Production 2008).
David Evans of the NUT praised how the review had been conducted, adding: "It is absolutely critical now that what Prof Donaldson has set in motion is implemented fully in conjunction with the profession".
