The phrase "as first seen in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to reference the original source or context where something was initially observed or mentioned.
Example: "The concept of time travel was popularized in literature, as first seen in H.G. Wells' 'The Time Machine'."
Alternatives: "originally noted in" or "first mentioned in".
As first seen in the work of a 9th-century writer, the city's name then changed to Kaffa (Genoese: Capha; Turkish: Kefe).
But factoring in any practical barriers to his election, the obvious solution is a reality TV show modelled on Trading Places, the film in which Dan Akroyd's odiously smug and callous commodities broker swaps lives with Eddy Murphy's druggy beggar, as first seen in a wheelchair feigning a deficiency in the leg division to the tune of two.
Rory wears the armour of a Roman centurion, as first seen in "The Pandorica Opens"/"The Big Bang".
The Spencer estate is the most obvious here, with Raccoon City's ravaging by the T-Virus as first seen in RE2 coming in second.
The storyline involved several references to The Original Series, such as the genetic supermen in the vein of Khan Noonian Singh as first seen in the episode "Space Seed" and later in the 1982 film, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
For example, workers cleaning vinyl chloride (VC) reaction vats developed the same rare form of liver cancer (hemangiosarcoma) as first seen in animals, and the plastics industry was ordered to reduce/eliminate exposures to VC but was not required to initiate any changes until there was verifiable evidence of cancer in humans.
Pediatric uveitis was defined as uveitis first seen in patients younger than 16 years.
As is John, first seen in New York three years ago, and now superlatively staged by James Macdonald, master of the elliptical – and Caryl Churchill's director of choice.
The species, known to scientists as Pelamis platura, was first seen in Southern California in San Clemente in 1972 during an El Niño.
As discussed in the article, the structure related to the capsular vasomimicry was of the same nature as the vascular mimicry first seen in melanoma [ PM: 10487832 ].
As discussed in the article, the structure related to the capsular vaso-mimicry was of the same nature as the vascular mimicry first seen in melanoma [ PM: 10487832 ].
