The phrase "most recently used" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to something that was used or done very recently, or the most recent action or event in a series. Example: "I'm sorry, I cannot find the file you requested. It was most recently used by my colleague, who may have moved or deleted it."
And finally, there is a recent list with your most recently used emojis.
A recent version of the indictment was most recently used against Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, the first detainee at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, to be tried in the civilian system.
(They were shuttered after Queen Charlotte's death, in 1818, and were most recently used for storage).
It was also once a print shop, and most recently, used as storage space.
The vacant four-story building, most recently used by Purdue Pharma for research and development, is a former carpet factory.
Most recently used spoons, forks, and knives at the bottom, next to be used at the top.
FOR a year and a half, Massachusetts officials tried and failed to dispose of a 128-foot lightship, the Nantucket I, most recently used as a floating museum.
Although most recently used as a corporate headquarters for Nine West, the shoe company, 1129 Westchester Avenue was built on speculation and designed for multitenancy.
All Congresses like to vote money for pet projects, most recently using "earmarks" to tie a grant of federal money to a local scheme.
He was a generous supporter of the AIRE Centre in London, which provides advice on individual rights in Europe, contributing his expertise to many key cases before the European court of human rights, and most recently using his knowledge of the complex legal relationship between colonial law and the convention in assisting the Chagos islanders in their legal claim.
Most recently, using this method we compared the arterial circumferences on the headache side with the non-headache side and a migraine attack day with a non-headache day in patients with migraine.
