The phrase "as implicit in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is suggested or understood without being directly stated, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The conclusions drawn from the study are as implicit in the data presented."
Alternatives: "as suggested in the" or "as indicated in the".
AS was divided into three categories based on previous work in this cohort: Cases that conform to the hierarchy of anatomical spread of AS implicit in the DLB Consensus protocol for the evaluation of AS [ 30 ], which also implies that these cases conform to the Braak staging hypothesis proposed for AS [ 3 ].
> -wrap-foot> Cases that conform to the hierarchy of anatomical spread of AS implicit in the DLB Consensus protocol for the evaluation of AS [ 30], which also implies that these cases conform to the Braak staging hypothesis proposed for AS [ 3].
In his dissents in Ker v. California and Lopez v. United States (both 1963), Brennan argued for the right to privacy as implicit in the Fourth Amendment (which prohibits unlawful search and seizure).
The petitioner and the United States, as amicus, [n5] rely principally on two arguments to support the claim of absolute [p771] immunity for the President from civil liability: absolute immunity is an "incidental power" of the Presidency, historically recognized as implicit in the Constitution, and absolute immunity is required by the separation of powers doctrine.
The dependence of the EM field on ω and r is sometimes treated as implicit in the equations that follow.
For simplicity, the dependence of impedance and the eight vectors, and on ω and r is again treated as implicit in the equations that follow.
This could be the first step in the brain's putative ability of creating explicit internal models of the environment [ 183][ 184], as implicit in René Descartes' mind-body interactionism [ 185].
Groups that offered no information and no reference to the Handbook were treated similarly, as we regarded referral to the Handbook as implicit in these cases.
This must be so despite the very same arrangement being officially considered sub-optimal, as implicit in its connotation of transitory phase towards aquaculture.
Things as implicit in western culture as rubbish and money take on new complications and perspectives.
Furthermore, we consider failure costs merely related to risk and uncertainty as implicit in production and implementation costs.
