The phrase "as already hypothesized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to a hypothesis that has been previously stated or proposed in a discussion or text.
Example: "As already hypothesized, the results of the experiment support our initial theory about the chemical reaction."
Alternatives: "as previously suggested" or "as earlier proposed".
This part of virulence could be related to lysozyme resistance as already hypothesized [27] but independently from SigV.
These data suggest that the auxin treatment caused just a shift in the initiation of ripening, as already hypothesized by Böttcher et al. [ 7].
This influence depends on the load acting on the middle leg as already hypothesized by Wendler (1968) and by Graham (1977).
As already hypothesized [ 5], the glial syncytium may generate intentional programs whose realization is dependent on information from the neuronal system computed from the inner and outer environment.
However, we cannot be certain that the regression to normoalbuminuria corresponds to a normalization of renal structure, as already hypothesized by others (6, 20).
We speculate that PI might switch the differentiation program of mesenchymal progenitor cells towards adipocytes, at the expanse of osteoblast formation, as already hypothesized [ 16].
The inclusion of P. punicus into the Alburnus lineage has been already proposed based on morphology [ 72, 73], as well as previous morphological [ 18, 73] and molecular studies [ 5] have already hypothesized a close relationship of Anaecypris and Leucaspius with Alburnus.
An imaginable scenario already hypothesized in a recent study explains group II introns as the result of a horizontal gene transfer from a bacterial or viral vector into the mitochondrial genome of its host (Vallès et al. 2008).
Others have already hypothesized magnify to have a double meaning.
This brings into account the already hypothesized claim of strain-induced exfoliation [19].
Many writers have already hypothesized a neo-Luddite reaction to the automation of industry.
