'as elucidated' is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that something has been explained or clarified. For example, "The complex process of photosynthesis was elucidated by the professor during the lecture."
As elucidated by Proverbs, Chapter 3, it's a trust thing, and Mr. Landry has been trusting God, with no letdowns, for 27 years.
In this case, the relevant standard is Colorado River 's exceptional-circumstances test, as elucidated by the factors discussed in that case.
This categorization, as elucidated by educators, provides insight into the landscape architecture design process and its communication and teaching.
This is attributed to the network boundary strengthening mechanism as elucidated by the microstructure property fractographic analysis.
The connection between property ownership and economic development in Peru as elucidated by the economist Hernando de Soto is clearly visible in the history of American home ownership (Editorial Observer, Oct. 26).
(Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $35). The history of the whole earth as elucidated from America's rockscape, containing four previous books plus a section on the Midwest, all performed at great length yet with becoming modesty.
Nonetheless – and as elucidated by Angus Fraser in these pages yesterday – the career of Adam Gilchrist seems to have shifted the goalposts, if that's not mixing metaphors.
We then look into the stunning complexity of the brain's functional network architecture as elucidated by rs-fMRI and related imaging techniques.
Neutral and negatively charged dendrimers do not interact with biological environment and hence are compatible for clinical applications as elucidated by various studies examined in this review.
By interspersing such graphic material with an account of Ross's own childhood interest in kung fu and with more than you want to know about the role of swords in Japanese culture, Ross approaches a larger portrait of the nature of violence, as elucidated by one of his epigraphs, from G. K. Chesterton: "The man who kills a man, kills a man.
Today, this form of land planation in association with alluvial aggradation in deserts, stream incision that establishes regional drainage networks and augments relief under humid conditions as described by Davis, and glacial scour and deposition as elucidated by Charpentier, Agassiz, and others stand as the three most widely established morphogenetic systems on Earth.
