The phrase "as noted with" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when referring to something that has been mentioned or acknowledged in conjunction with another point or detail.
Example: "As noted with the previous report, the findings indicate a significant trend in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "as mentioned in" or "as indicated by".
A nice story, but as noted with admirable candor in a booklet I picked up at Leiden's tourist office, "its accuracy is dubious, since the annals show that Van der Werf had to be dissuaded from opening the gates to the Spaniards on more than one occasion".
When appropriate, post-hoc comparisons were conducted using paired-samples t-tests; p-values were adjusted as noted with the Bonferroni correction for multiple post-hoc comparisons.
Professor Mueller notes how professional ethics runs through this field as noted with The European Board of Urology (EBU) European Curriculum for Urology [ 2].
It is unclear whether the difference between the best and worst performing providers in terms of the interval in the initiation of treatment was material with respect to the outcome, though others have found delays may be a source of anxiety to some patients 18 22 and as noted with respect to survival.
As noted with Tom Bombadil and Goldberry above, sex and romance are not Tolkien's forte.
As noted, with its deep surrounding waters, a place such as Fiery Cross might also serve as a convenient way station for China's submarines.
It is Forest Hills, as noted in the listing with the article, not Jamaica.
(Though not, as Hall noted with some chagrin, for an overnight stay).
As Vernon Klinkenbourg noted with glum elegance last year, most documents of environmental literature are "minority reports – sometimes a minority of one.
As I noted with the A4, skipping Drive Select is an easy way to save a lot of money.
And, as Mr. Cheek noted, "With our social security system and Medicare, we are far more socialized in practice than China, which has neither".
