The phrase "as gauged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to measurements or assessments that have been made or evaluated.
Example: "The project's success was determined as gauged by the feedback from participants."
Alternatives: "as measured" or "as assessed".
As gauged by its 154 producers, New York is the fourth largest wine state, after California, Oregon and Washington.
In terms of income per person, as gauged by the (admittedly imperfect) GDP measure, Ireland caught up with it peers.
After all, as gauged by its 176 producers, New York is the nation's fourth-largest wine-producing state.
Traditional Home, he said, is the hot book right now as gauged by advertising and by circulation (836,000).
The tax has the same effect on rich and poor, as gauged by a proportion of their spending.
They then performed them one by one, with the top finishers, as gauged by crowd response, advancing.
As gauged by the number of producers, New York is the fourth largest wine-producing state, behind California, Washington and Oregon.
Public response as gauged by the New Jersey Highway Authority, which operates the 173-mile parkway, has been muted, said a spokesman, Ed Stominski.
Shares of capital goods companies climbed 24.3percentt, as gauged by a Standard & Poor's index, reflecting investor reassurance that the economy would continue to expand, analysts said.
The bars below show the percentages of above-average employees (as gauged by three different measures) hired through algorithmic systems versus human judgment.
Our environmental impact, as gauged by total resource consumption for a country or the world, is the product of population size and the average person's consumption.
