The phrase "as distorted by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perception or representation that has been altered or misrepresented in some way.
Example: "The image was captivating, but it was difficult to appreciate it fully as distorted by the poor lighting."
Alternatives: "as altered by" or "as misrepresented by".
The smallest grains (~0.01 μm) which have gyroradii that are small on the scale of the heliosphere ( AU) couple tightly to the interstellar field and their trajectories follow that field as it is distorted by the heliosphere.
Because its symmetry is non-crystallographic, the two-fold symmetry axes are not perfect as they are distorted by differing lattice contacts.
Thus, the mean response times did not reflect the data as they were distorted by a few extreme values.
It is impossible to know how much of the published experimental data, as well as ongoing research, may be distorted by contaminated diets.
This indicates that it is possible to identify a root despite the geometrical distortions, as long as the patch is not too distorted by the dynamics in the shell.
The jobs numbers were "clearly a bad miss", said James Knightley, economist at ING Financial Markets, but had been distorted by bad weather as well as by disruption to ports on the west coast from industrial action.
ANCHORAGE — For many Alaskans, Sarah Palin is a figure in the rearview mirror, the memories of her time as governor obscured and distorted by the national spotlight she stepped into as Republican vice-presidential candidate, pundit and Tea Party darling.
Their feral, matted hair is as wild as a Gorgon's, their faces distorted by the kinds of growths found on exotic baboons.
The protein samples may be distorted by the stain as well [ 49, 55].
What provoked the "wows" often heard on Zaha Hadid Square is that the architects threw the hovering volume off balance, first by planting the addition off-center, to maximize light into the courtyard, and then by bending and stretching its shape, as though driven and distorted by invisible forces.
