The phrase "as he properly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that someone is doing something in a proper manner, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "He completed the task as he properly understood it."
Alternatives: "as he should" or "as he ought to".
Of course Sir Peter has to balance transparency and the reality that the secret services are necessarily secretive, as he is properly aware.
But though a beneficiary might go years without instantiating or experiencing the emotion of gratitude, he might still all that time be grateful to some benefactor for a genuine act of benevolence performed in the past, insofar as he is properly disposed to believe, feel and act toward her as a grateful beneficiary should.
He got as close as he could properly get when the lad stopped playing, smiled and handed him the instrument.
Mr. Vonnegut's penitential gesture is objectionable because it implies that he might have succeeded in solving a problem that he properly represents as insoluble.
The candidate has become relatively unimportant as long as he can be properly managed.
The visitors were the first side to threaten in a dull opening after the interval, but defender Huth glanced Glenn Whelan's inswinging free-kick wide as he failed to properly connect with the ball at the back-post.
But although power comes to the ruler by the community's agreement, disagreement is not enough to remove it: the ruler has a right to the power the community has conferred as long as he exercises it properly, and he cannot normally be corrected or removed.
Using the appropriate time revealed as properly as the crown returned to its authentic position, you have effectively adjusted the time in your Rolex replica.
When he smiles properly, as he did towards the end of David Dimbleby's debate, you start to see why all those women fought over him 20 years ago.
