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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as in some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to draw a comparison or provide an example related to a specific context or situation.
Example: "The results were inconsistent, as in some studies, the data showed a significant correlation while in others it did not."
Alternatives: "like in some" or "similar to some".
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"The French regard him as in some ways the successor to Faulkner," says Dickstein.
From a distance, the violence looked almost theatrical, ritualistic — as, in some ways, it was.
They tried to see their free verse, as, in some way, metrical or scannable.
Many ordinary people regard religion as in some way providing a basis or foundation for morality.
Simon Stevens' support for smaller hospitals comes as, in some parts of England, such hospitals close.
It differs in having arillate seeds, as in some Sapindaceae.
As in some experimental works, temperature oscillations were observed.
As in some mollusk species, the early larvae are trochophores.
Or a test, as in some medieval drama.
As well as in some less prestigious titles.
As in some ways, it always has been.
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