The phrase "again as noted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to something that has been previously mentioned or emphasized in the text.
Example: "Again as noted in the previous section, the results indicate a significant improvement in performance."
Alternatives: "as previously mentioned" or "as noted earlier".
NEVER AGAIN As noted here every year, cars are getting better.
Again, as noted by Shalev: If Hamas had devoted the eight years that it has been in power since Israel's disengagement to building a prosperous and thriving Gaza, it would not only have improved the lives of Palestinians but would have provided a powerful and irresistible argument for further Israeli withdrawals and greater Palestinian empowerment.
Again, as noted earlier, this was because the "growth" of science was understood as taking place within the mind of the individual.
But ― again, as noted in Sports Economics ― payroll in the NBA explains only about 11% of the variation in winning percentage in the league.
Again, as noted above, Descartes's response here is not a denial that reflection is necessary for consciousness he denies that reflection requires a distinct thought.
However, again as noted above, it does have advantages in the case of narrower beam radars (Holdsworth and Reid 2004b), and importantly, it does allow some other MF/HF radar types to measure MLT winds.
In this matrix, I have indicated the territory that registerial cartography is concerned with — between system and instance in terms of the cline of instantiation (as already noted), and within the content plane of language in reference to context (again as already noted) — semantics and lexicogrammar, the latter being mediated by the former.
Again, as Karen noted above, there are other contributions to space-related spending in each of these situations, and not all of an agency's spending is focused on space exploration.
Again, as above noted, different motor primitives may have different α.
Then again, as Romney noted, "the rules of political history have pretty much all been shredded during this campaign".
Again, as I noted in my commentary, PET is commonly used for bottling a variety of products (e.g. shampoo) that are known to contain phthalates; these phthalates can then sorb into the PET bottle.
