The phrase "as leaked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to information that has been disclosed or made public, often without authorization.
Example: "The company's financial troubles were revealed in a report as leaked to the press."
Alternatives: "as disclosed" or "as revealed".
Although Haiti is a small and poor country, Washington still cares very much about who is running it – and as leaked WikiLeaks cables recently demonstrated, they want a government that is in line with their overall foreign policy for the region.
I remember that, for these duties, the government has the paramilitaries, the rapid response brigades, and as a last resort, the CIM (Military Counterintelligence); it does not seem advisable to me that a staff member take these tasks on himself, much less announce it in advance as, leaked through the Internet, it might reach inappropriate ears.
The only deficit-curing measure, at least as leaked so far, is a very large benefit cut.
They became famous through the most spurious of means, such as leaked sex tapes and reality TV.
With microphones and cameras pressed in to record his words, Mr. Kelly chastised the news media for publishing what he described as leaked information.
But while (as leaked emails showed) the parties in the plan went back and forth over how to apportion the spoils, nothing was forthcoming.
That's why some senior Chinese leaders are fed up with their "spoiled child" and would accept reunification under the South's control, as leaked US diplomatic cables have suggested.
As leaked UN documents showed the gap between what countries are pledging to do over the next decade and what science demands is already worryingly large.
Interpol have issued an international arrest warrant for the former Croatian prime minister Ivo Sanader, who fled Croatia as leaked cables exposed corruption allegations against him.
