The phrase "as mostly done" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something has been completed to a large extent, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The project is as mostly done, but we still need to finalize a few details."
Alternatives: "largely completed" or "mostly finished."
The signals are delivered via terrestrial and satellite broadcasts, a far more efficient approach than sending individual data streams to each viewer's handset, as is mostly done in other countries.Of the 6.3m users of the terrestrial service, which is free, about one-third watch on their phones, and the rest on screens installed in motor vehicles or on other portable devices.
Activist surveys rating her as a formidable leadership candidate seem to have irritated the education secretary, irrespective of whether he is acting, as he mostly does, as a loyal defender of the chancellor's hopes, or whether there is, as some discern, more ambition than that within the Gove household.
Bruckheimer described it as the first major "exterior movie" to be shot in 3D, as Avatar was mostly done in sound stages.
When FC Dallas lifted the Supporters' Shield on Sunday, it was hard not to view it as a job mostly done, but not fully complete yet.
Roughly speaking, fracking for oil and NGLs is profitable when oil is trading on American exchanges at above $80 a barrel, as it has mostly done for the past four years.
However, as they were mostly done utilizing molecular genetic and biochemical methods, in which effects are averaged in cell populations, it remains to be seen how they are dynamically regulated in single cells.
The roots were glued on the specimen holder with cyanoacrylate, as it is mostly done in studies working with the hydraulic conductance model.
They just need to play contemporary football on offense, as they (mostly) do on defense.
When their schedules kept them apart, as they mostly did, they exchanged rapturously incautious letters.
