The phrase "as correctly reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing information that has been accurately conveyed or documented by a source.
Example: "The findings of the study were significant, as correctly reported in the latest journal article."
Alternatives: "as accurately stated" or "as reported correctly."
I think the real issue is that we need to do more to help people... What I was saying actually is that there is too much inequality, and my speech was actually a warning, as correctly reported by many newspapers, actually a warning against letting this thing go unchecked.
In remarks that could be seen as something of a U-turn, he said: What I was saying [in his Margaret Thatcher lecture last week] actually is that there is too much inequality, and my speech was actually a warning, as correctly reported by many newspapers, actually a warning against letting this thing go unchecked.
On LBC, Mr Johnson explained: "What I was saying, actually, is that there is too much inequality, and my speech was actually a warning, as correctly reported by many newspapers, against letting this thing go unchecked.
Irga6 is however, also strongly induced by IFNγ, as correctly reported earlier, and this is due to a second, IFN-specific promoter upstream of a second, dedicated 5' exon (exon 1A).
The data presented by Humphries and others show an ERR of over 80% and this corresponds to the normal range of efficacy of albendazole against this parasite, 3 as correctly reported by the authors.
Maximum digit span was defined as correctly reporting back at least one of two given series at a certain level.
We would have misclassified such women as correctly reporting high adherence, and under-estimated the rate of misreporting.
In state races, anybody can give as much as they want to any candidate, so long as it is correctly reported.
For each test, we evaluated the precision of alignments as well as the number of (correctly) reported alignments that provide an extension to the in silico maps through experimentally determined fragments, as this is key for the application of overlap alignments in genome assembly.
For instance, during the early stages of developing the CDS ontology, TrOWL did not report certain classes as unsatisfiable that were correctly reported as unsatisfiable by HermiT.
As the article correctly reported, it will lift tariffs on $2.3 billion in U.S. goods; it will not lift $2.3 billion in tariffs.
