The phrase "as emerges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is becoming apparent or coming to light during a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The implications of the study are significant, as emerges from the data collected over the past year."
Alternatives: "as it becomes clear" or "as it appears".
The movie lacks any joyful sense of discovery, such as emerges (intermittently) through the vainglorious bombast of "Alien".
Mr Ivereigh energetically refutes the charge, arguing instead that he used subterfuge to save dozens of people from the junta and did his best to secure the two leftists' freedom.A common theme in the life of Pope Francis, as emerges in this book, has been suspicion of any earthly ideology (from Marxism to liberal capitalism) which seems to have an answer for every question.
Yet, as emerges later in the treatise, these first principles, seemingly innate to the intellect, are engendered there by the Agent Intellect (Bouyges, 29; Hyman, 219).
As emerges from Proclus' Commentary on Plato's Republic, his theory took inspiration from the column of light mentioned at Republic X, 616b.
As emerges from results obtained HRS optimization proved to be an efficient tool in data mining, it could complement and systematize the information originated from ANNs and reveals the generalization ability of ANNs.
As emerges from the previous paragraphs the first elements that have to be set for the analysis are: Time horizon: time horizon must be consistent with the economic life of the main assets.
Now, however, as emerging economies boom, wages there are rising.
Scotch is popular in the US, France, Taiwan and Germany as well as emerging markets such as Venezuela, Mexico, China and India.
The selected few must be seen as emerging markets, not as aid recipients.
Susanne Vielmetter Berlin Projects Showcases work by established as well as emerging artists.
And the need in America and Europe as well as emerging markets is obvious".
