The phrase "as illustrated within" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been demonstrated or shown in a specific context, such as a document, report, or presentation.
Example: "The results of the experiment were significant, as illustrated within the accompanying charts and graphs."
Alternatives: "as shown in" or "as demonstrated in".
We measured the assertiveness of leaders as illustrated within the following five groups, with the bottom 10% the least assertive and the top 10% the most assertive.
The study reported in this paper builds on prior work to investigate the categories that the mathematics teaching profession uses to describe students, as illustrated within conversations among a group of teachers.
The majority of datasets were made available concurrently with the trial publication, as illustrated within the WayBackMachine internet archives (www.archive.org/web/web.php) for 25 of the datasets and mention of supplementary data within the trial publication itself for 10 of the remaining 16 datasets.
The capsid's dependence on AAP can be partly overcome by strengthening interactions between monomers within the assembly, as illustrated by the transfer of a minimal motif defined by a phenotype-to-phylogeny mapping method.
The basic technique is as illustrated.
Slide it in as illustrated.
Home prices and incomes vary widely across metros, as illustrated above, and within metros areas.
This implies that the most-cited publications related to flipped classrooms can be located in well-defined subject areas, and as illustrated before, commonly within the STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) areas.
As illustrated in Fig. 1, within-fixation variability varies strongly across individuals leading to very different control ellipses.
Purines (Pu) and pyrimidines (Py) were distributed similarly within genomes and chromosomes, as illustrated by nearly identical distributions within coding and noncoding DNA (Fig. 1) and the similar results of statistical analyses (Table 1 and 2).
As illustrated in Figure 1A, within the fundamental domain L, the tuning curve Ω L defined above is radially symmetric.
