The phrase "as it was seen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been observed or perceived in a particular way.
Example: "The painting was displayed in the gallery, as it was seen by the artist during his travels."
Alternatives: "as it appeared" or "as it was observed".
Ironically, due to its ability to accumulate over time (as it was seen in many neurodegenerative disorders) [ 3], oxidative damage also emerged as a consequence of longevity per se.
In hypothesizing that T635 of the S4 S5 linker of mTRPC3 plays a significant functional role, we are not positing that the S1 S4 linker necessarily also has a strong functional role, as it was seen in the TRPV1 structures that its movement is minimal upon ligand binding and channel opening.
Paris is revealed here as it was seen by British artists who went there in the early 19th century.
So you'd be encouraged to go into the civil service as it was seen as a job for life.
That move caused outrage as it was seen as a tacit admission that significant numbers of armaments were unlikely to be found.
Now Amanda Foreman, an Anglo-American historian, has looked at the American civil war "as it was seen by Britons in America, and Americans in Britain".
The Times reconstruction of the Bhopal incident as it was seen from the point of view of the workers at the plant was even more than usually familiar.
The initial response to the painting, as it was seen at the 1876 Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia, now makes more sense.
Carlsen noted that, before computer chess became dominant, an exposed pawn was often avoided by opponents, as it was seen as a possible trap.
Thomson Travel floated on the London stock exchange in 1998, but soon became a takeover target, as it was seen as overly dependent on the UK.
NYC TV provides a different service -- a chance to look at old material as it was seen then, without the benefit of hindsight or interpretive editing.
