The phrase "most used tools" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to refer to the tools that are most often used for a particular task. For example, "Screwdrivers and wrenches are among the most used tools in woodworking."
Dwllr launched its business management system earlier this month out of the NewMe Accelerator's Fall 2012 class with the aim of condensing real estate professionals' most used tools and systems into one place.
Recommender systems are the efficient and most used tools that prevail over the information overload problem, provide users with the most appropriate content by considering their personal preferences (mostly, ratings).
One of these suggestions, provided to us by Dr Sarah Hake, led to the creation and implementation of one of our most used tools in MaizeGDB: the Locus Lookup tool (45).
But my most used tool is my Japanese Mac knife, which is bevelled on both sides, unusual for a Japanese knife.
As we found in our review of RCTs on pain at hysteroscopy, the VAS was the most used tool to verify that anxiety levels between cases and controls were not statistically different (Table 1).
This will minimize misperceptions of risk, as the use of incidence risk continues to remain the most used tool to identify high risk areas for education, prevention, and intervention.
By far the most used tool when dealing with stochastic processes is simulation.
The circular scan (2), a particular case of the spatial scan statistic, is currently the most used tool for the detection and inference of spatial clusters of disease.
The SF-36 is, to date, the most used tool that evaluates HRQOL as a subjective perception about psychological and physical limitations due to musculoskeletal disorders [ 38, 39].
That's always been one of the most commonly used tools of colonisation – to deny us a voice.
Here, one of the most frequently used tools is a ballpoint pen.
