The phrase "as encapsulated in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is summarized or contained within a specific context, such as a document, statement, or idea.
Example: "The main principles of our approach are as encapsulated in the following guidelines."
Alternatives: "as outlined in" or "as summarized in".
Isn't that just a disparaging description of traditional social democracy, I asked, as encapsulated in the German Social Democrats' slogan, the market where possible, the state where necessary?
Doom is not the import of this study, nor of my own original research on these issues as encapsulated in my book, A User's Guide to the Crisis of Civilisation: And How to Save It.
Watson, it seems, is less than enamoured with the resourcing of further education, as encapsulated in a Conservative pre-election pledge guaranteeing funding for schools educating English five- to 16-year-olds, but not for colleges.
The booklet notes, like the project as a whole, are a quaint mix of earnestness and whimsy, as encapsulated in a postscript by Angus Smith, one of the Orlando Consort's two tenors.
Playing material largely from 2014's The Best Day his band (which also consists of Sonic Youth's Steve Shelley and My Bloody Valentine's Debbie Googe) go from ambient, restrained guitar experimentations to full-throttle rock-pop, as encapsulated in the wonderfully elongated 'Speak to the Wild'.
Similarly, the early volumes of Jules Michelet's great history of France (1833 44) are constructed in terms of a poetic idea of intuitive sympathy with the subject, one that would make it possible to resurrect the essence of a past period as encapsulated in the symbolic figures of the historian's imagination.
As such, exosomes contain MVB-associated proteins as well as RNAs encapsulated in a lipid bilayer with a specific composition of lipids, rich in sphingomyelin, cholesterol, and glycophospholipid [ 3, 12– 12].
Cells readily bound to, proliferated, elongated, and migrated both when seeded on micropatterned GelMA substrates as well as when encapsulated in microfabricated GelMA hydrogels.
Because cartilage has a limited capacity for self-repair, tissue engineering strategies, such as cells encapsulated in synthetic hydrogels, are being investigated as a means to restore the damaged cartilage.
As long as it's encapsulated in building materials, asbestos poses little risk of exposure.
Stefan Zweig's book has stayed with Andrea Wulf almost as if encapsulated in a bubble.
