The phrase "as being sufficiently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adequacy or sufficiency of something in a particular context.
Example: "The results were evaluated as being sufficiently reliable for publication in a peer-reviewed journal."
Alternatives: "considered adequate" or "deemed sufficient".
In experiments conducted with the EMATs mounted on a train, scanning a rail, they were demonstrated as being sufficiently robust, with an SNR sufficient for defect detection.
Haplogroups A G previously defined only by CR information, were regarded as being sufficiently supported by the complete sequence data.
MDLText exhibits fast incremental learning as well as being sufficiently robust to prevent overfitting, which are desirable features in real-world applications, large-scale problems, and online scenarios.
In addition to new findings or methods, findings in microPublication Biology can also be negative results, reproduced results, or results that are not perceived as being sufficiently novel and are cut from manuscripts to save space.
Last week, the department reclassified Kennedy International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport as being sufficiently congested to require that the airlines provide the government with schedule information five months in advance.
But five (and not, say, 10) a day was chosen because, as well as being sufficiently unthreatening, it followed the World Health Organisation guidelines on diet, nutrition and chronic diseases.
Brian Cantor, vice-chancellor of York University, said: "We are not accepting as many students as are sufficiently qualified to get a good education at York because we haven't got the extra places.
It also describes the council and executive management team as not being "sufficiently transparent and accountable".
The term is used by rightwing Israelis against other Jews – particularly those in the diaspora – whom they regard as not being sufficiently Jewish or pro-Israel.
When these methods are considered as not being sufficiently accurate, the running r.m.s.
Hydra was suggested as a model organism being sufficiently simple for a mathematical description.
