"as commanded" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to show that someone is following a specific instruction or order. Example: "The soldiers marched forward, as commanded by their captain."
But about three minutes later, seven seconds after the ignition of the third stage, the payload fairing — a nose cone that protects the satellite as it rises through the atmosphere — failed to separate as commanded.
Nevertheless its entire structure indicates the congressional purpose to have matters of renegotiation promptly and expeditiously settled; and to accomplish this as far as possible both by informal negotiations and by introducing the compulsion of finality at every stage unless each succeeding one is taken as commanded.
So check out the new video (above), then do as commanded.
Two fled, but six returned as commanded to face the charges against them.
Understand that while most Christian's observe the Sabbath on Sunday in honor of the resurrection (Easter), some still observe the Sabbath on Saturday as commanded to in the The Ten Commandments and as observed in the New Testament.
Paulson is or was–as commanding a presence in Washington as he was on Wall Street.
Czech character set was set by COLLATE Czech CI AS command which is case-insensitive (CI) and diacritics-sensitive. Room table creation.
As commanding as McDormand is, the film does not lie in her sole possession.
Gen. Roy S. Geiger as commanding Officer of the Third Marine Am phibious Forces.
But the invitation to look, at these and the other paintings, is just as commanding.
