The phrase "as indicated in the description" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to information or details that have been previously mentioned in a description.
Example: "The specifications for the project must be followed, as indicated in the description provided earlier."
Alternatives: "as stated in the description" or "as outlined in the description."
Based on this reasoning, the rank-based test works as indicated in the following description.
As indicated in the structure description, the [Mn6]2+ complexes are constructed from the stacking of two simple oxo-centred {MnIII3} triangular building blocks, coupled together to form the well-known [MnIII6] structure.
In order to enhance our ability to perform comparative genomic analyses and to generate a more accurate in silico constraints based model, further manual curation of the original genome assembly (chromosome and plasmid) was completed at the J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI) as indicated in the following description.
The initial pH-values of the main cultures were set to 7 or 7.5 as indicated in the respective experiment descriptions.
As indicated in the previous section, microbial species require phenotypic descriptions.
The factors strictly controlled as variables are indicated in the description for each phase.
Even if functional domains such as InterPro, PFAM or PROSITE are now indicated in the description of protein sequences in most databases, the names proposed for proteins are often incorrect because they result from BLAST searches rather than from the presence of functional domains.
As indicated earlier in the description of the overall mixed methods approach, the final result interpretation and the subsequent policy recommendations emerge once both analytical processes are completed and quantitative and qualitative findings are brought together.
In this paper, we follow this modeling strategy; the difference between our modeling language and previous proposals is that we adopt a language based on description logics, as already indicated in the previous section.
