The phrase "as is put" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It can be used when referring to something that has been stated or expressed in a particular way, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "The proposal, as is put, lacks sufficient detail to move forward."
Alternatives: "as stated" or "as mentioned".
Mr. M. said that Turkish cigarettes contain only tobacco, & no flavoring as is put into American cigarette This cruise costs from $714 to $2,500.
The idea is that if the project proves successful, any of the domestic agencies involved should then be able to build its own version with the knowledge collaboratively gained.Consensus among the ITER faithful is that it will accomplish its stated goal of extracting 500 megawatts of power from a continuously fusing plasma about ten times as much power as is put in.
The likes of the Islamic State can only be truly defeated if as much effort is invested in addressing the region's political and social governance issues as is put into military campaigns and repression.
Building roads is a good example of the problem of externalities, as is putting air filtration systems on factories.
In other words, they never give back quite as much energy as was put into them.
To be snubbed in a parliamentary canteen seems as daunting as being put against a bullet-dented wall.
That ground was not found in any variance between pleading and proof, such as was put forward in argument, but in the nature and purpose of the designs.
My daughter describes it as being put on trial in a foreign country where she knew neither the laws nor the language.
Women are inclined to say, "I'm sorry," more frequently than men, who often see apologizing as being put in a weakened position.
Thus began a journey all too familiar to people with Alzheimer's — one that Mr. Lehmann, 75, describes as "being put in a box".
However, they would still shrink under extreme heat - such as being put under an iron.
