The phrase "as augmented by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been enhanced or improved by additional information or elements.
Example: "The report was comprehensive, as augmented by the latest research findings."
Alternatives: "as enhanced by" or "as supplemented by".
The imitators suddenly found themselves being bigfooted by the remnants of the originals, as augmented by one of their own.
This report is not a consensus document but rather an attempt to summarize salient issues and observations put forward at the meeting, as augmented by the authors' research.
In line with the theory choice here, where the core competency theory explains in part as augmented by the transaction cost theory which explains the outsourcing of primary activities, a research is needed to assess the effect of these outsourcing strategies on the profitability of organizations (SMEs) who operate in an environment where profitability is emphasized.
Brain Activity As Augmented By Kinect And Neon Lights.
Gene ontology (GO) results were enriched by merging Interpro (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/interpro/) annotations to existing GOs as well as GOs augmented by the Blast2Go functionality ANNEX.
He was in his late 20s when, with what he himself described as "passion augmented by temperament", he took to art and began making extravagant demands on his younger brother Theo, who (thanks to Uncle Cent) was by then an up-and-coming dealer.
By January 1914, the pair had established the school with themselves as instructors, augmented by four mechanics and three other staff.
The strength of the building is twice what it was in Spain, with the stones supporting their own weight as designed, augmented by a framework of steel and concrete to hold them together when the California ground shakes.
Indeed, a recent study has demonstrated that CTCF-bound cohesin is required to activate the IFNG gene and that loop formation as well as IFNG expression are augmented by cohesin as shown by depletion of Rad21, a subunit of the cohesin complex (Hadjur et al. 2009).
Still, Mr. Gavitt said, he has asked that his force be augmented by as many as 30 police officers from seven other eastern Connecticut towns, under a mutual aid agreement that is part of the local Law Enforcement Council.
The regular forces were supposed to be augmented by as many as 2,000 militia raised in Quebec; by June, Carleton had managed to raise only three small companies.
