The phrase "as already stipulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to something that has been previously stated or agreed upon in a document or conversation.
Example: "The terms of the agreement will be enforced as already stipulated in the contract."
Alternatives: "as previously stated" or "as mentioned earlier".
Global communication might not be so efficient when the group size becomes too large, as Conradt and Roper [ 71] have already stipulated.
Mr. Netanyahu has already stipulated that he will only entertain the idea of a demilitarized Palestinian state with limits on its sovereign powers.
McLeish has already stipulated he would prefer to remain in club management, with Coyle and Davies likely to retain similar ambitions at this juncture.
But experts say the plans are unambitious and activists called the promises "a crushing disappointment" that mounted to nothing more than targets already stipulated by Brazilian law.
If they have already stipulated that Socrates is a man and that all men are mortal, then all reasonable people must necessarily agree that Socrates is mortal.
Current legislation already stipulates that in October that so-called "conforming limit" will fall from $729,750 to $625,500 for high cost regions.
There has also been talk of imposing minimum trade sizes, an idea strongly opposed by most investors since they can already stipulate a minimum when submitting orders.
Companies already stipulate the need for unannounced audits within supplier contracts.
The EU's single farm payment scheme already stipulates good environmental management practices that include control of chemical and fertiliser use, set-aside areas, field boundary sizes and highly specific measures such as patches within fields set aside for ground nesting birds.
Many of those agreements already stipulate that bars have to stop serving alcohol at midnight, 1 a.m. or 2a.mm.
Michael Worton, vice-provost at UCL, says that by 2014, all undergraduates in every discipline will need a modern language at GCSE level to apply, something Cambridge already stipulates.
