"as exhibited" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been demonstrated or shown. For example, "The artist's immense talent as exhibited in her most recent painting."
A common example of combined rotation and translation is rolling motion, as exhibited by a billiard ball rolling on a table, or a ball or cylinder rolling down an inclined plane.
The myotube diameter of 2 groups (NON and AS) exhibited normal distribution.
One, as exhibited in Wisconsin, asserts that, just weeks out, it is too late to implement changes to voting permissions.
The Gerson Memorial Prize recognizes one graduating student for overall design excellence as exhibited through his or her coursework.
His family fully supported him personally, as exhibited in the many scrapbooks of the newspaper trial coverage which they compiled.
There is no midfield flair as exhibited in days of yore by such as Charlie Cooke or Jimmy Smith of blessed memory, or even Hicham Zeroualli.
Carter-Williams has some skills; he's a long, athletic player who can make an impact defensively and is a good passer, as exhibited by his strong assist rate.
His work has been published internationally, as well as exhibited in Jordan at "The Khalid Shoman Foundation" and in New York at "The Center of Architecture".
Students are elected on the basis of excellence of study across the liberal arts and sciences, as exhibited by grade point average and breadth of completed coursework.
People have a wide variety of preferences, as exhibited from the breadth of user feedback about the Responsive Mirror prototype.
Mary cared deeply about humanity as exhibited by her unique ability to help others see their own goodness, always having time to witness another with her compassion and grace.
