The phrase "as herein provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal documents to refer to provisions or stipulations that are mentioned within the same document.
Example: "The parties agree to the terms and conditions as herein provided in this contract."
Alternatives: "as stated herein" or "as outlined in this document".
The sensitivity analysis conducted herein provided some insight as to potential impact changes in the frequency of and intensity of growing season precipitation events but more work should be done in this area.
Our findings reported herein provided both genetic and biochemical evidence for a previously unknown function of SYK as a cell cycle regulatory kinase that phosphorylates CDC25C at S216.
The model as demonstrated herein provides the necessary framework for microbial risk assessment, both providing risk estimates and identifying data gaps that, when filled, will provide more robust estimates.
Engagement events such as the case study outlined herein provide incredibly valuable opportunities to advance the public understanding of science.
The model proposed herein provides estimates of both item and growth parameters as well as providing tools for the evaluation of item quality of a classroom assessment.
The data herein provide statistical evidence for conserved regulation via AS-NMD candidature across Mammalia, for a large subset of genes.
The analysis presented herein provides strong support for Megalograptidae as part of a carcinosomatoid clade.
Paragraph 5 provides that the effective date of the Constitution is January 1 , 1948 "except as herein otherwise provided".
The results we describe herein provide new insights for applying STMN-1 as a potential target for antitumor therapy by silencing its expression with STMN-1 shRNA.
The approach described herein provides a rational schema to design and evaluate vaginal gels for use as microbicides.
The study presented herein provides a useful approach to evaluate the change of the permeability of fibrous porous media as a function of its compression.
