The phrase "as being generated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of creation or production of something, often in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "The data is being analyzed as being generated in real-time to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "as it is produced" or "while it is created".
In our understanding, there is a significant difference between concepts like distributed leadership (which we earlier have shown as being generated, i.e. as a process of external and internal generative practices) and middle leading (Edwards-Groves and Rönnerman 2013).
The CO4-MMP fragment was identified by MS data analysis as being generated by MMP-2 and MMP-9, but only the MMP-9-generated fragment was detected by the CO4-MMP assay.
The central thesis is linked to evidence that most people would recognise as being generated by science.
Theoreticians explain such jets as being generated by enormous black holes at the center of galaxies, Dr. Morris said.
The social network is conceived of as being generated by a bipartite graph, in which actors are linked together via multiple interaction contexts or affiliations.
The general theory is applied to the case of robust tracking of spline-based reference trajectories by showing how the latter can be thought of as being generated by hybrid linear exosystems.
There is, however, the third mode, in such things at any rate as are generated.
The Ecodesign package should still save as much primary energy as Sweden consumes annually, although its predecessors saved as much energy as was generated by Italy.
In 2012, light pulses as short as 67 as were generated and broadband attosecond continua covering extreme ultraviolet and soft X-ray wavelengths were also achieved.
The 78 deals announced in the first four days of December had a value of $89.9 billion, almost as much as was generated during all of November.
The same amount as is generated by three of New York's nuclear reactors in danger of being shut down prematurely.
