The phrase "as encompassed in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is included or contained within a specific context or document.
Example: "The guidelines for the project are detailed as encompassed in the official report."
Alternatives: "as included in" or "as contained in".
The World of Disney was not as encompassing in my childhood as it is in Ally's.
Disease activity in AS encompasses a wide range of concepts and is therefore difficult to measure.
In vivo, feedback plays major roles in the regulation of neuromodulatory outflow [ 16, 72, 73], with the cholinergic system, as well as other neuromodulatory systems, encompassed in feedback loops connecting cortical and subcortical regions (findings predicted as early as 1955 [ 74]).
Therefore, a cluster correction is applied on Substudy 2. We expect the external validity of this study to be high, as the study is encompassed in a real-life setting.
Moreover, to our awareness, no protective variable such as life satisfaction has been encompassed in Shneidman's model so far.
In particular, as the relevant information is encompassed in the random component of that value, the task of extracting that component is even more challenging.
The comparative analysis of RNA secondary structures can also be performed using co-variance based methods encompassed in tools such as QRNA.
Fine scale genetic maps and BAC based genomic analysis identified a 42 kbp region encompassed in BAC B73p06 as the Rhg1/Rfs2 locus [ 16, 45, 48].
On the other hand, hierarchical representations are multiscale descriptions of images, as they encompass in their structures all potential regions of interest, organized in a hierarchical manner.
Single-exon CNMs were easily detected as they encompass in general part of flanking intronic regions.
