The phrase "as it should be so" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used to express that something is in accordance with expectations or norms, but it may be clearer to rephrase it.
Example: "The project was completed on time, as it should be so, given the team's dedication."
Alternatives: "as it ought to be" or "as it is meant to be".
"It's not nearly as solid a market as it should be, so there's plenty of room for improvement".
"We know our customer service hasn't been as good as it should be so we have moved a further 3,000 people into them and things are getting better.
"In a big organization like the Navy it is never as connected as it should be, so you have reports and things that come into offices and never make it back to headquarters," said a former senior federal official who has been briefed on the investigation.
Set in the final fortnight of the Reich, as the Russians close in on the bunker, this epic account of the Nazis' Götterdämmerung is visceral and ultra-violent, as it should be (so many people blowing their brains out), but director Oliver Hirschbiegel's gaze has a steely, unsentimental clarity: no heroes here.
Advertising is usually walled off from editorial, as it should be, so even if Microsoft turns CrunchGear into BillGear I'll still say that Vista eats it.
Things are never entirely normal and business-as-usual at Single Carrot, anyway (which is just as it should be), so you almost expect the unconventional way the company launches each performance of Jackie Sibblies Drury's "Social Creatures".
Getting children to be more physically active seems as if it should be so simple.
He has created an open, linkable html version of what he calls "the Leveson report (as it should be)." So go to Sharp's site here and enjoy.
Get some — it's spicy and flavorful, as it should be (but so often is not) in Galicia, the home of empanadas.
All was as it should be – and rightly so, given the price tag.
And yet, that this hasn't quite worked out is probably as it should be, for the essay is so diverse it can't be encapsulated; it's far too idiosyncratic a form.
