'as initially presented' is correct and usable in written English.
It is normally used to explain that something is the same as it was when it was first introduced or made available. For example, "The plan was accepted as initially presented, with no amendments."
As initially presented, the White House estimated that its new rules governing nonunion workers would mean $895 million in guaranteed time-and-a-half pay for 1.3 million of the nation's poorest-paid workers.
But I think, you know, as initially presented, just investing because you're afraid is not necessarily smart.
Futures Cliniques are elaborated and structured forms of the Future Workshops.1 The Future Workshops as initially presented by Robert Jungk [13] usually stress creating the future alongside trying to anticipate it.
To ensure that all feature values are discrete, we use the minimal entropy partitioning technique as initially presented by Fayyad and Irani [ 46] and used by Dougherty et al. [ 47].
For medicines with conditional appraisals, as the initially presented data have not been considered to be fully conclusive by the G-BA, it can be expected that the benefit rating is conservatively low.
In Halliday's 'deep' grammar paper, systems and structures are initially presented as being at the same level of abstraction: equally 'deep' as compared, respectively, with the more surface categories of paradigm and syntagm (Halliday 1966: 60).
The history of food processing is littered with ingredients that were initially presented as safer and more desirable, yet subsequently outed as the opposite.
Though the arrest warrant was initially presented as a response to the horrors of September 11 and as a fillip for cross-border police and judicial co-operation, the execution of this system has been a shambles.
We describe a case that initially presented as persistent and untreatable migraine, which was subsequently diagnosed as neurosyphilis during the clinical evaluation.
We describe a case which initially presented as persistent and untreatable probable migraine, which was subsequently diagnosed as neurosyphilis during the clinical evaluation.
The former chancellor, Kenneth Clarke, inherited this fiscal wheeze from his predecessor, Norman Lamont, but pursued it even more enthusiastically, doubling the planned hike to 5% above inflation.This increase was initially presented as a way of preventing global warming and was widely accepted as necessary.
