The phrase "as is usually found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is commonly or typically encountered in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The results of the experiment were consistent with the theory, as is usually found in similar studies."
Alternatives: "as is commonly seen" or "as is typically observed".
Growth of the films was not self-limiting as is usually found for grafting from diazonium salts.
As is usually found with line-drawn pictures, modal name agreement and the H value were the most strongly correlated variables (−.960 with confidence intervals, CI, of.952 and.966).966
Heritability for fat content was low (0.10) as is usually found in the Churra breed.
As is usually found among wood decaying fungi, P. carnosa and P. chrysosporium encode a large repertoire of GH61 members (11 and 13 GH61s, respectively).
In particular it is concerned with genetic divergence as it is usually found on continents, among groups of populations isolated only by distance.
A saprobic fungus, it derives nutrients from decaying organic matter, and as such is usually found growing on the stumps and logs of fallen deciduous trees.
Being a saprobic fungus, Cyathus olla obtains nutrients from the breakdown of dead organic matter, and as such is usually found growing on woody debris; specimens found growing on soil are usually attached to bits of wood or stems present in the soil.
MTBC results in substantial economic losses in cattle herds and humans as it is usually found in the more economically active humans [ 2].
Chromogranin A (CgA) is the only general marker for NETs as it is usually found in high concentrations regardless of whether the tumour is accompanied by hormone-related clinical features.
This effect is surprising as it is usually found that adhesion increases with increasing testing velocity due to an increased viscoelastic loss.[ 19] Following the argument of less stable pillars with increasing AR and a resulting imperfection of the pillar tip alignment during sample preparation for high AR pillars as stated in the previous paragraph, this effect may be explained as follows.
A moderate correlation between both questionnaires was expected (correlation coefficients between 0.3 and 0.6), as it is usually found when HRQoL generic questionnaires are compared [ 26- 28] Absolute and relative frequencies were used to describe the sample distribution with respect to the nominal variables (sex and declared pathologies).
