The phrase "as it was logical" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something was reasonable or made sense in a given context.
Example: "The decision to invest in renewable energy was made as it was logical given the current environmental concerns."
Alternatives: "as it made sense" or "as it was reasonable".
This is not too surprising as it is logical that patients who are still suffering or particularly those who are worse after injection desire to provide feedback.
As it is logical to predict, values of Ls slightly higher than 1.0E + 05 cd/m2 are not disturbing during the day (G < 10), but they exceed by far the tolerable limits during night, with extreme values (G ≈ 1.0E + 04) for short distances of observation.
Yellow colors: There's no mistaking yellow, as it's logical, happy, cheerful, and optimistic.
According to Donald Ross, a manager for the National Campaign to Reform State Juvenile Justice Systems, the shift is as much empirical as it is logical.
Thus, as it is logical to think, the tract of ileum < 20 cm from the valve, with multiple perforations – which corresponds to the most frequent site of typhoid perforations – was resected more often than repaired.
I highlight that fact, as the idea that the Utah data center might hold yottabytes has been bandied about as if it was logical.
"The enemy normally conducts probing attacks prior to conducting an all-out, large-scale attack," the report said, quoting the investigating officer as concluding that it "was logical" to think that an initial probing attack would involve only about 20 militants seeking to gauge defenses and the reaction of American and Afghan forces.
With BP's operations in Russia becoming nearly as important to the company as those in the United States, it was logical that in the wake of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill last year BP would seek to expand its Russian operations.
And as the world remained silent, it was logical that other experiments would follow.
