The phrase "as already highlighted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to remind the reader of something you previously mentioned in your writing. For example: "As already highlighted, the prevalence of diabetes has significantly increased in the past decade."
The molecules in the outer layers switch from a tilted to a more vertical arrangement in the opposite direction, as already highlighted in Figure 6.
But, as already highlighted, this is often just a part of their many responsibilities.
As already highlighted, the entrepreneur in the pre-incubation phase is largely responsible for the innovation.
As already highlighted, a highly multi-modal optimization objective inevitably appears in Eq. (14).
As already highlighted, a lot of efforts have been made in the collection and conservation of huge collections of African Oryza which are currently conserved in various facilities (Table 2), for the benefit of present and future generations.
As already highlighted in previous experiments, the results in the presence of shadowing also show a superior performance for the structured GLRT ΛSG(X), particularly for high noise power uncertainties, i.e., as in Figure 3b.
They could certainly, as Hughes has already highlighted, do with bolstering their strikeforce.
It is likely that human and canine IBD share similar aetiological factors as studies have already highlighted the importance of TLRs in IBD in both species.
However, as we have already highlighted, these differences should not affect our associations in relation to gender, frequency of occurrence and moral distress (research questions two and three).
As has been already highlighted, any breach of trust, real or perceived, between the participants, community and regulators, can have a profound effect on the future of genomic research in Zambia.
The prime minister should be able to bring his backbenchers on board, particularly if he secures the in/out EU referendum that he has already highlighted as his main non-negotiable condition.
