The phrase "as construed and" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to refer to the interpretation of a document or statement.
Example: "The terms of the agreement shall be enforced as construed and agreed upon by both parties."
Alternatives: "as interpreted and" or "as understood and".
And yet as currently construed, and almost at the tail end of priorities of the House version of the bill, is but $1.1 billion set aside to improve intercity rail passenger service.
As for people's experience regarding dependency, various investigations have attempted to identify the characteristics and attributes of the concept of disability, frailty and dependency as construed by the elderly themselves and their carers [ 10- 12].
Bacon's induction was construed and conceived as an instrument or method of discovery.
This case can be classified as a breakage event, broadly construed, and does not provide an example of gradual adaptive evolution of new structures.
Or maybe Waterloo conservatives are suckers for the hometown gal.Anyway, if one bothers to really think about it, constitutional conservativism, as construed by Ms Bachmann and her boosters, might be better labeled "constitutional restorationism", which I think more clearly conveys the idea of a return to the system of government laid out in the constitution, intepreted as the authors intended.
"Ceremonials" is an album of anthems, as construed by both the church and the arena concert.
Dale Peterson's ugly, important new book is essentially about cannibalism as construed more broadly than usual, and in his treatment it's anything but quaint.
As construed here, the desert principle presupposes that individuals' virtue is cardinally interpersonally measureable.
As bizarre and construed as this show may be (what more can you expect when trying to create love on reality TV?), Roberto manages to make it seem organic by commenting only on his own experiences and modeling the utmost authenticity when filmed in action.
Because such conduct could easily be construed as reckless and willful, thus outside the board director's scope of association-related duties, Association "One's" indemnification may not defend him or the association in any related litigation, nor will it pay damages if damages are awarded.
