The phrase "and perceived as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is viewed or interpreted by others, often in relation to identity or characteristics.
Example: "He is often seen as a leader and perceived as a role model by his peers."
Alternatives: "and regarded as a" or "and viewed as a".
"Although these changes were publicly characterized, and perceived, as a promotion, Ms Ross received no increase in pay".
As details about her numerous relationships seeped out following her murder, she became widely depicted and perceived as a seductress who pounced on her suitors.
To become a member of the alliance, a company must be "European in origin" and "perceived as a European company", as Porrino put it.
Almost from the initial announcement, Tyco's move was questioned by commentators and analysts and perceived as a head fake to boost investor confidence the stock has fallen 64% from its 52-week high on Dec. 5.
The survey indicated that H. mantegazzianum is present and perceived as a potentially dangerous invader in about two-thirds of German districts, while actual or short-term hazards can be assumed for only about 15% of districts.
Enhanced tenderness to palpation of pericranial myofascial tissues has been reported as the most obvious abnormality in TTH patients [27, 28], and impulses of nociceptive receptors in the pericranial muscles are thought to be transmitted to the brain and perceived as a headache.
The term "token" is widely used, and perceived, as an insult; Reed's column was read as an attack on Scott, even though he was careful to direct his criticism at the Republican Party, not the Senator.
The decision to overrule opponents in the newer states of central Europe was highly unusual and perceived as an assault on their sovereignty by the four countries that voted against.
The released energy generates the seismic vibration radiating in the earth's body and perceived as an earthquake (Bath, 1979).
Go to any third world country and financial success is admired and perceived as an ethical issue -- a duty, obligation, even a responsibility.
"The police are despised and perceived as the oppressive wing of an autocratic regime," he said.
