The phrase "as invalidated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been declared invalid or nullified, often in legal or formal discussions.
Example: "The contract was deemed void as invalidated by the court's ruling."
Alternatives: "as nullified" or "as rendered invalid".
Supporters of the coup have claimed a quasi-democratic mandate because of a giant anti-Morsi rally on 30 June that they see as invalidating previous election results.
While this is a good intentioned way of trying to cheer someone up, it may come across as invalidating.
Volume conduction would artefactually increase coherence between two areas, as well as invalidating assessment of phase differences, as electrical cross-talk has near zero phase lag.
Because of the decline in the IgM response in the second month after measles infection, we did not interpret negative IgM responses in convalescent sera as invalidating a measles diagnosis.
Pluralism in philosophy of science (and political philosophy) means the conviction that different models may be legitimate to analyze a phenomenon, and that conflict between them need not be seen as invalidating one or more alternative approaches [ 38, 39].
GLUT2 has been shown to contribute to control of food intake and secretion of insulin and glucagon in GLUT2-null mice [14], [15], [16], but detection of both intracellular and extracellular glucose concentrations as well as transport are invalidated in those mice.
Critics of Privacy Shield –– including the lawyer who brought the original challenge against Safe Harbor — have consistently argued the arrangement contains the same fundamental flaws as its invalidated predecessor, given ongoing U.S. government agency surveillance programs accessing European citizens' data.
In Schrems' original 2013 legal challenge, which resulted in Safe Harbor being struck down last fall, he argued that U.S. Government mass surveillance programs, which NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden revealed to be mining data from consumer web services such as Facebook, invalidated the long-standing EU-US data flow deal by contravening European data protection laws.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit then ruled that the decision was retroactive, thus invalidating as many as 100 death sentences.
As a result of this long-standing error, Triakis semifasciata came to be recognized as the valid name (as a nomen protectum) and Mustelis felis was invalidated (as a nomen oblitum).
