The phrase "as documented recently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or findings that have been recorded or reported in a recent source or publication.
Example: "The results of the experiment were consistent with previous studies, as documented recently in the latest journal article."
Alternatives: "as noted recently" or "as reported recently".
As documented recently by Human Rights Watch, beatings and other abuses are being administered against detainees, a scourge that Turkey appeared to have put behind it a decade ago.
Among other challenges, he joins an agency with a growing backlog of applications and declining revenue, as documented recently in the blog Patently-O.
This intra-M type genetic heterogeneity can mediate significant differences in host-pathogen interactions, as documented recently for distinct clones of serotype M1 and M3 GAS [56], [107].
Alternatively, as documented recently for PGE1 [ 34], subcelularly restricted fluctuations in cAMP levels that may escape detection in the RIA assay, might suffice to induce activity changes in PKA and other cAMP effector pathways.
Current deficiencies are of particular concern given budgetary shortfalls for infectious disease programs during economic crises, as we documented recently (Rechel et al. 2011; Suhrcke et al. 2011).
As I have documented recently, the Kochs started in 2002 to pour millions into the Heritage Foundation, and this money funnel to Heritage continued up till very recently, when Jim DeMint was basically running the Tea Party from his perch there, and was even choosing the people, like Ted Cruz, to be funded into Congress so as to carry out the "Tea Party" operation.
The presence of R. felis, clinically masquerading as dengue fever, was documented recently in patients from Yucatan, Mexico, and four patients with fever and rash in France and Brazil (13 – 15 ).
But recently, there has been great hope, as The Huffington Post's Anya Strzemien documented recently, suggesting that 2008 was, in fact, the year of the mustache.
Necrotizing soft-tissue infections following natural disasters, such as tornados, have also been documented recently [ 7].
Re "In Testing For Allergies, A Single Shot May Suffice" (March 20): Allergy skin testing is neither painful nor dangerous as documented by several recently published studies.
It should be considered, however, that several of these latter populations included for reference have likely declined recently, as documented by comparison of historical and contemporary samples from the populations [ 46].
