The phrase "as being perceived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is understood or interpreted by someone or a group.
Example: "The artwork was appreciated for its depth, as being perceived through the lens of cultural context."
Alternatives: "as understood" or "as interpreted".
Three main themes were identified as being perceived as characterising important factors essential for quality geriatric care: Interactive assessment processes, A holistic care approach, and Proactive non-hierarchical interaction.
Van Gogh Blue has an "opportunity for relevancy" with the target audience, the presentation concludes, by being "colorful, fun, interesting" as well as being perceived as a conversation starter and as "social".
Rather the mind is able to consider the perceived object without some of its properties, such as being perceived, being made of sand, etc.
Buck revealed that the original plot attempted to make Anna sympathetic by focusing on her frustration as being perceived as the "spare" in relation to the "heir," Elsa.
An academic paper on their situation published in the Equal Rights Review in 2011 described them as being perceived as "violent, knife-carrying, pick-pocketing criminals", which sums up how many people see them.
When we studied confident people and what made them feel internally confident, as well as being perceived as confident externally, we found that one of the core attributes helping them in this was the ability to be their authentic selves to all audiences.
The mean education levels were relatively high (16.1 years), as was perceived general health.
"It's not as common in England as is perceived," he said.
"We believe government should be involved, not as Big Brother as was perceived but as Little Brother, providing support, back-up and funding.
Pistorius went from being seen as disabled, to being perceived as super-able.
Perfectionism is about being perceived as perfect.
