The phrase "as is manifested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is clearly shown or demonstrated in a particular context.
Example: "The results of the study are significant, as is manifested in the data collected over the past year."
Alternatives: "as is evident" or "as is demonstrated".
An interesting property that one can investigate in such systems is the interplay between the electrical and the vibrational degrees of freedom as is manifested in the I-V characteristics [1, 2].
These dimensions could include the core definition of burnout, but they do not facilitate a differentiation of the syndrome that would allow the history of the development of the disorder to be understood as is manifested in each particular case, something that can be done by means of the identification of the "frenetic", "underchallenged" and "worn-out" subtypes of burnout.
We believe that such geomorphic diversity has existed over most of the Late Quaternary as is manifested in significant spatial variability in the alluvial architecture developed below the plains.
Even such awareness of conflict as is manifested here, however, is no guarantee of a satisfactory resolution.
In Romania, the relationship was still very intimate, as was manifested in the trial of the dictator and his wife.
Eventually, through trial and error performance, aiming for a faster, less time-segmented motion, the system may learn to rely on the relative timings, as was manifested in the transfer from automated straight to automated curved reaches.
Labor unions are business associations; their object is generally business dealings and relationships as is manifest from the financial statements of some of the national unions.
Indeed, as is manifest from petitioner's own FOIL request, there is a Universitywide Campus Code of Conduct and a Judicial Administrator to whom all such complaints are directed.
Second, because this was only the latest episode in a long history of sectarian strife, as is manifest in the province's general segregation; Upperlands is Protestant, while the adjacent hamlet of Maghera, where Mr Kearney lived, is Catholic.
Other regions, however, had more wealth to spend, and as is manifest in major urban projects of utility and beautification or in the larger rooms and increasingly expensive decoration of rural villas.
Fair sees that the key is to be able to identify the same energy and/or momentum manifested in the effect as was manifested in the cause.
