The phrase "as echoed in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been repeated or reflected in another context, such as a statement, idea, or theme.
Example: "The importance of sustainability is emphasized in the report, as echoed in the recent conference discussions."
Alternatives: "as reflected in the" or "as reiterated in the".
Amidst the punctual battles, there is also a journey filled with opportunities as echoed in the poem of by CP Cavafy 'Ithaca' which KC Nicolaou chose for his introduction of the 'Classics in Total Synthesis' co-authored with E Sorensen.
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.
Acting in the form of groups sounded disturbing and confusing for them as echoed in the learners' attitudes.
As echoed in the first series opening: "I wanna be the very best, like no one ever was".
The end result is a depiction of celebration set against the thoughts of a "desolate soul", as echoed in the closing verse "Don't want to change the frame / Don't want to be a pain / Don't want to stay the same", with an undercurrent of confusion regarding the differences between love and faith.
We could teach others through the symbol of 10 and 10 on each tablet that diversity, complexity and plurality are God's blessing to the world and a true gift of the Divine self as echoed in the enigmatic, "double" name, "eheyeh asher eheyeh," I will be what I will be.
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.
As echoed in recent articles in STAT News and The New York Times, neither academic publishing nor scientific journalism are immune to misleading headlines and invalid findings.
Despite the long-term decline in the west in churchgoing, people's yearning for some kind of transcendence appears as strong as ever, echoed in the common refrain: "I'm not religious but I am spiritual". Buddhism seems well placed to capitalise on this pent-up demand in the spiritual market.
— On a muggy Friday afternoon in a strip mall parking lot, as thunder echoed in the Alleghenies and cottonwood seeds floated on the breeze, Lee Stanish, 32, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Colorado Boulder, and Natalie Hull, 24, a lab manager, stepped out of a white van, its hood plastered with dead insects.
I took off my helmet and stood outside as gunshots echoed in the distance.
