The phrase "as having recovered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is perceived to have returned to a state of health or normalcy after a period of illness or difficulty.
Example: "The patient was discharged from the hospital as having recovered from the surgery."
Alternatives: "considered to have recovered" or "regarded as having recovered".
In the final Götterdämmerung scene they show ruthlessness as, having recovered the ring, they drag the hapless Hagen down into the waters of the Rhine.
He frequently describes New York City as having recovered from the recession more fully than the rest of the country.
The rumour of hidden treasure may not be well-founded, as Henry IV is recorded as having recovered Richard's gold and jewellery from its various hiding places.
In addition, clinically significant change was determined, defined as having recovered and showing significant improvement on the CES-D.
We defined participants as having recovered from injury at the 5-month and 12-month interviews if they, in effect, passed both of the tests discussed above – i.e. reported having "completely recovered" and having attained at least their pre-injury functioning on all 12 WHODAS items.
They also experienced a role change and perceived themselves to be ill, and as not having recovered from the stroke.
Meanwhile Shane Kelly provides an added option as midfield cover, having recovered from a calf injury.
As soon as they had recovered they were rearrested.
Achterberg was told that he would be replaced by Joe Murphy - as soon as Murphy had recovered from a broken collarbone - if he did not sign his contract.
As long as Falcao has recovered sufficiently, he is a guaranteed source of goals and he knows the Spanish capital well after a fruitful spell with Atlético Madrid.
In Texas, a spokeswoman said, a prior Caesarean will not affect a woman's premiums or insurability, as long as she has recovered fully.
