The phrase "as mirrored in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is reflected or represented in another context, such as a text, image, or situation.
Example: "The themes of resilience and hope are as mirrored in her poetry as they are in her life experiences."
Alternatives: "as reflected in" or "as demonstrated in".
This is a story of the struggle for the Imperial Restoration in the 1860s as mirrored in a rural community.
We add to the literature by explicitly involving park visitors as stakeholders in the assessment of cultural ecosystem services' delivery as mirrored in park visitor surveys.
In the end, as mirrored in the movie, he got the girl: Mr. Young married the fetching, elusive heroine of his book.
Rather, he reflects on the changing nature of history and the historian's craft, as mirrored in his own writings and career.
This idea refers to the importance and respect Rastafarians have for animals and the environment, as mirrored in their food laws.
Conversely, this is not the case for thermal conductivity of the nanofluid, as mirrored in Figure 8, where the addition of small amount of nanoparticle (1%) drastically changes the temperature profiles inside the tube.
Ms. Meuse doesn't like to leave empty spaces; her paintings are dense patterns but she especially likes to paint reflections such as hydrangea mirrored in a teapot.
Many if not most of these competencies should be applicable to underserved communities in the US as well, and are mirrored in UK guidelines as well [ 16].
Adweek earlier described these Stream ad units as mirroring unpaid in-stream content by displaying a thumbnail image, hyperlinked headline and text.
Adweek earlier described these Stream ad units as mirroring unpaid in-stream content by displaying a thumbnail image, hyperlinked headline and text.
As we watched the light mirrored in the river, the city seemed to be as old as time itself.
