"as echoed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate agreement or to stress the importance of something that has just been said. For example: "We must strive to be kind and compassionate to our fellow human beings, as echoed by the Dalai Lama."
Worst of all, as echoed in Georgia and the comments of American politicians, west Africans and their relatives are increasingly the target of discrimination fuelled by fear.
For half a century Tennyson has been the best loved poet of his countrymen, and has taught and charmed as well as echoed them.
Saturday night's double bill at Rose Theater — the second night of a weekend stand at Jazz at Lincoln Center — was a study in sound: soft and loud, natural and amplified, furry and sharpened, as delivered and as echoed.
As echoed in the musicians' letter, the industry contends that the current rates are fair and that there is no need for Congressional intervention; Pandora and others argue that the rate-setting process is unnecessarily complex, and punishes Internet radio with burdensome licensing fees.
Watching Krzysztof Kieslowski's Three Colours trilogy, I was struck by the way he uses linked visual imagery as a plotting thread, with repeated colours as well as echoed shapes, objects and camera-angles; and how the films' narratives grow out of their pre-written scores of symphony, tango and bolero.
Acting in the form of groups sounded disturbing and confusing for them as echoed in the learners' attitudes.
Eliza Griswold, writing in The New Republic, quoted a former interrogator who described Bagram as echoing with "medieval sounds".
Your ears immediately prick up as echoing samples and unusual noises, including birdsong, kick off the track.
Warner recognizes these sentiments as echoing the ones Betty Friedan famously described in 1963, and she terms this new phenomenon "the Mommy Mystique".
It's a gutsy, cool chunk of pulp fiction that struck me as echoing the best of Joe R Lansdale and other masters of American gothic.
Re "Mandates and Mudslinging" (column, Nov. 30): Paul Krugman dismisses Senator Barack Obama's points about health insurance mandates as "echoing right-wing talking points" on health care.
