The phrase "as being perhaps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing uncertainty or speculation about a particular quality or characteristic of something.
Example: "The painting is regarded as being perhaps the most significant work of the artist's career."
Alternatives: "considered to be possibly" or "seen as maybe".
The empire did not collapse totally, for Sargon's successors were able to control their legacy, and later generations thought of him as being perhaps the greatest name in their history.
Those two words, of course, will go down in history as being perhaps the second most offensive pithy quote to emanate from the White House right behind president Bush's 2003 "bring 'em on" boast - then-CIA director George Tent's infamous "slam dunk" claim concerning the existence of Iraqi WMD's.
Philip Mitchell, a spokesman for the stud farm, near Newmarket, said: "The fee for Frankel reflects his merits as being perhaps the greatest racehorse we have ever witnessed".
But Kualoa deserves recognition as being perhaps the most beautiful location on all of Oahu.
When the painting process began, Swihart experienced the panel as being perhaps even too small.
He is described on the Hockey Hall of Fame's Legends of Hockey website as being "perhaps the game's most mobile goalie of all time".
He is also from the caste categorised as Other Backwards – as are perhaps a third of his compatriots.
But she relegates it, as is perhaps fitting, to a footnote, in a chapter about subsidized housing.
Although the excavation had been done with the landowners' encouragement, they did not have permission from the Mauritian National Heritage Fund, as was perhaps required.
Unless you are an academic or a masochist (or as is perhaps more common, both), reading shouldn't be a matter of forcing oneself to finish a book.
Mixed reality combines live, real-world content with virtualized additions, as is perhaps most notably demonstrated by Microsoft's HoloLens project.
