"lamps used" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a subject-verb pair in a sentence, describing specific lamps that have been utilized or put to use in a particular situation. Example: "The lamps used in the living room created a warm and inviting atmosphere."
The device detected the distinctive heat pattern generated by high-intensity lamps used to accelerate the growth of the plants.
Halogen torchier lamps used for just two hours a day consume as much as $18 worth of electricity a year.
The cruse lamp was a development from floating-wick pan lamps used by Mediterranean peoples in pre-Christian times.
Manufacturers displayed LEDs incorporated into large warehouse, garage and street-lighting fixtures, flexible light ribbons, and replacements for the halogen reflector lamps used in kitchens and offices.
The police occasionally use the technology to locate marijuana inside by spotting the heat from the high-intensity lamps used to grow it.
The programme boasted: "The arrangement for this lighting, and for the Electric Stars used on the fairies' heads, are carried out by Messrs Siemens Bros, the Lamps used being Swan's Incandescent Lamps".
Candles and lamps using oil or tallow have been used for thousands of years.
The store also made innovative use of the surplus, creating, for example, children's snowsuits out of khaki blankets and lamps using shell casings as bases.
There is also growing medical concern about unstaffed tanning salons, where customers stand in booths and receive a tan under lamps using intensive ultra-violet rays.
Daylight was simulated by lamps using timer clocks, and the light/dark photoperiod was adapted to natural daylight.
But, it would be convenient to control the lamps using buttons next to the bed or appropriate gadgets.
