The phrase "as hypothesized by several" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a hypothesis that has been proposed by multiple individuals or researchers in a particular field.
Example: "The results of the experiment support the theory, as hypothesized by several leading scientists in the field."
Alternatives: "as proposed by several" or "as suggested by several".
In addition, the discontinuous distribution of Hydnum between Europe and southwestern China could, for the first time, infer the Tethys region as one of the possible corridors for the historical biota exchanges of ectomycorrhizal fungi between Europe and East Asia, which has been hypothesized by several biogeographical studies on different plant groups46.
The concept of loss of physiological complexity in illness and during the aging process has been hypothesized by several literature sources [3], [4], [13].
As hypothesized by effort-reward imbalance theory, several extrinsic demands (job stress, life unpredictability) and intrinsic demands (guilt about not doing enough work, doubting one's call to ministry) significantly predicted depression and anxiety, as did rewards such as ministry satisfaction and lack of financial stress.
Hölzel and colleagues [ 34] argued that mindfulness is underpinned by several distinct but interconnected neural mechanisms as hypothesized by Kabat-Zinn [ 18].
The basic cause of nuclear winter, as hypothesized by researchers, would be the numerous and immense fireballs caused by exploding nuclear warheads.
It confirmed (CFA) five factors as hypothesized by Paivio's model and demonstrated by the original SIQ.
This pattern is matched, as hypothesized, by diving frequency.
These discordant results may depend on ethnic differences, as hypothesized by Lee et al. (2003).
Thus, all simulations demonstrated multilineage progression as hypothesized by the proposed systems concept.
As hypothesized by Benham et al. [ 4], GPs appear to consider hospitals to be complementary amenities.
