Verbs different forms in a same sentence

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My question is related to the statement mentioned below. In first part after auxiliary verb “is” the main verb is present participle which is “increasing” while in the last part the verb is past participle “Used”. Does it make sense? and how we can rephrase the sentence.

TOm pricing signal is “increasing” widely and “used” in different ways.

grammar past participles present participles

TOm pricing signal is "increasing" widely and "used" in different ways.

successive suspension · Answer

Tom pricing signal is  increasing widely  and  (it is ) used  in  different ways.

The above sentence is absolutely grammatical.The first part of the sentence is in the present progressive  and the second part is in the simple present.The verb  is   is  applicable to  both  the clauses.

Verbs different forms in a same sentence

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