The phrase "as having fulfilled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something has completed a task or obligation in a formal or reflective context.
Example: "The committee recognized the volunteers as having fulfilled their duties with exceptional dedication."
Alternatives: "as having completed" or "as having accomplished".
But Mr. Goss and Senator Pat Roberts, Republican of Kansas, the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, alluded to them in the Armed Services Committee hearing last month in which they defended the practice as having fulfilled the C.I.A.'s obligations.
Whereas a merely passive recorder of experience can be described as reliable, only an active, creative agent can be assessed as responsible or irresponsible, as having fulfilled her obligations to fellow enquirers, etc.
In the context where economic viability is paramount, it appears reasonable for the Chinese agribusinesses to focus solely on profit-maximisation, whilst guaranteeing the firm's full compliance with laws and regulations as having fulfilled its share of 'social responsibility'.
These same animal experiments have since become part of a broader claim as having fulfilled successfully, or at least in part, Koch's postulates, long used in the past for the validation of classic infectious disease processes [15], [20], [34], [38], [107] [109].
We arbitrarily defined good compliance as having fulfilled >4 items.
The review process identified 34 articles as having fulfilled the criterion of assessing how rural residents define health.
As the founder of Meyer, Olson, Lowy & Meyers, LLP, a preeminent female-owned family law firm in Southern California, she has handled a number of cases involving people who weren't legally recognized by the court system as parents, despite having fulfilled that role for many years in a child's life.
Guus Hiddink, who had been favoured by the board as a natural interim appointment having fulfilled similar duties with Chelsea in 2009, is understood to have indicated a reluctance to take up the position.
Never having fulfilled her promise as a painter, she committed suicide in Berlin, in 1929.
Mr Flaherty said the council intended to close the homes "as soon as we have fulfilled our obligations to engage and consult with all those involved".
Ever since its American publication, however, the book has dashed as many hopes as it has fulfilled.
