The phrase "as he correctly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge that someone has made a correct statement or observation.
Example: "As he correctly pointed out, the project deadline is next week."
Alternatives: "as he rightly" or "as he accurately".
Even as, he correctly noted, the conflict is getting much worse.
Or, as he correctly puts it: "I'm a professional comedian; there is a point".
As he correctly notes, it is China that is primarily responsible for setting this game in motion.
Geoff Hooper, an eighth-grade student from Arlington, Tenn., smiled with confidence today as he correctly spelled "kamikaze" to win the 66th National Spelling Bee.
Asia, as he correctly observes, is the key crucible of future conflict, with East Asia in particular set to assume central importance.
It was, as he correctly saw, a war of necessity, both for America and for the new world order Mr Bush was proclaiming.
Some of these are richly justified, as when he correctly notes that much of Niels Bohr's celebrated philosophizing was actually an incomprehensible muddle.
Reached by phone recently, Favo said he'd be happy to comment on how he ended up in the Midwest, or answer any other question, pending permission from the F.B.I., which, as he guessed correctly, was denied.
I tried to call my friend, former US sprinter Michael Johnson as he had correctly predicted the outcome of the race.
(i) There is a fine discussion of psychological egoism (a discussion where he, as he quite correctly says, gives the psychological egoist "the longest possible run for his money").[18] After Butler there is hardly need of further nails in the coffin of that theory.
Orwell's genius is not reserved for technological predictions though, as he also correctly predicted future advancements in aesthetics.
