The phrase "already described as a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been previously characterized or defined in a certain way.
Example: "The phenomenon is already described as a significant factor in climate change discussions."
Alternatives: "previously referred to as a" or "already identified as a".
Security services intensified what campaigners had already described as a crackdown unprecedented in recent years.
They will only serve to further complicate a bill already described as a 'confused mess' by a former NHS chief executive".
Milton, who is writing at the present moment of December of 1629, is claiming the capacity to arrive at a moment in history that he has already described as a long-completed one.
Hence, in the early 1930s he made three expeditions to Patagonia to collect new material and re-study specimens already described; as a result of these efforts, the early history of the Neogene mammals of South America became vastly better known.
Agglomeration of nickel particles in the commercial catalyst was already described as a result of former investigations [31].
It's already described as: "a suggested gender-neutral personal pronoun instead of her and him" in The Swedish National Encyclopedia.
But the timing of his comments offers the LTDA another way to attack a firm it has already described as an "American monster".
Sixty years ago, these halo zones were already described as an indicator for the presence of phage-associated EPS depolymerases [44].
Because Cdk7 was already described as an interactor in the 'interactorList', this participant is annotated here by referencing the corresponding interactor, using its unique ID (which is 3 in this case).
Dennis Cheng, Mrs. Clinton's deputy chief of protocol at the State Department and a finance director of her presidential campaign, will oversee the endowment drive, which some of the Clintons' donors already describe as a dry run for 2016.
Another sign that the White House chosen symbolism for Sotomayor is holding the debate could be the media repetition of the word "empathy" -- a quality many Americans associate with mothers, and which the media is already describing as a personal quality Judge Sotomayor gleaned from her upbringing.
