The phrase "as first postulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an initial theory or idea that was proposed or suggested by someone.
Example: "The theory of relativity, as first postulated by Einstein, revolutionized our understanding of space and time."
Alternatives: "as initially proposed" or "as originally suggested".
Analgesic use reflected a poor clinical response to treatment, rather than positive additive effect as first postulated.
This argues that SoxB1 proteins may also have functions during differentiation and cell maturation as first postulated for Sox1 (Ekonomou et al., 2005).
While host plant chemistry is influenced by phylogeny, also the growth forms of plants appear to influence the plant defense strategies as first postulated by Feeny (the "plant apparency" hypothesis).
As early as 1863, Virchow first postulated that cancer originates at sites of chronic inflammation, in part based on his hypothesis that some classes of irritants causing inflammation also enhance cell proliferation [ 13].
Ever since BRIC was first postulated as a way to group those large, fast-growing emerging markets that, at the time anyway, were expected to be the main engines of world economic growth in coming years, observers have wondered which other countries might have BRIC characteristics.
First postulated as the sole mediator of excitatory effects of opiates [10], the Gβγ interacting with adenylyl cyclases originates from the Gs protein coupling to MOR and not from MOR's native G proteins [11].
The Higgs particle was first postulated in 1964 as a single entity whose existence betrays an invisible field that spreads through space and gives mass to fundamental particles, including the basic building blocks of matter.
Every student who hopes to understand the scientific reality of life will sooner or later need to accept the elegant truth of evolution as it has itself evolved since it was first postulated by Darwin.
This drop in estrogen is thought to be an important trigger in MM, first postulated by Somerville in 1972 as the 'estrogen withdrawal' theory [3].
This type of energy transfer, first postulated by Dexter, is also referred to as short-range or collisional.
As Wnt/β-catenin signaling in ECs regulates angiogenesis during embryogenesis13, we first postulated that sustained activation of endothelial Wnt/β-catenin signaling impairs the angiogenesis in the heart, thereby inducing hypoxia.
