The phrase "as a calibrated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been adjusted or measured accurately, often in a technical or scientific context.
Example: "As a calibrated instrument, the device provides precise measurements essential for the experiment."
Alternatives: "as an adjusted" or "as a measured".
In the White House, sanctions are seen as a calibrated and reversible form of pressure tied to Tehran's actions.
Edward Snowden's revelations of American hacking of Chinese targets have persuaded many locals that the Yanks are hypocrites.One way to understand this recent flurry of rumours is as a calibrated political manoeuvre.
Then, the software calculates the blood cavity area within a specified region of interest (LV) and displays the area as a calibrated waveform in real time.
All participants went through a clinical investigation of the neck and shoulder, performed by trained clinical personnel, who worked together as a calibrated team as described in [ 43].
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02137.013 Next, we used a yeast strain that harbors a chromosomally integrated 4 kb LacO-array and expresses GFP-LacI as a calibrated fluorescent standard (Lawrimore et al., 2011).
Political analysts in Iran viewed Mr. Rouhani's words as a calibrated attempt to both pay homage to the holiday and set himself apart from Mr. Ahmadinejad.
Room illumination was provided by occluded standard fluorescent light fixtures, brightness level being 13.3 lux, as measured with a calibrated Tektronix J 1811 photometer.
The occluders were positioned to provide 10 lux of ambient illumination as measured using a calibrated Tektronix J 1811 photometer.
The external quantum yield (QY) of PL was measured by using a calibrated detector as it was described in [39].
The normal spring constant for each cantilever utilized was determined experimentally using a calibrated cantilever as a reference and the method described by [65].
Measurements were performed in a calibrated microscope as described by Mercado and Santander (11 ).
