The phrase "as now found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is currently located or discovered in a specific state or condition.
Example: "The artifacts were displayed in the museum as now found during the excavation."
Alternatives: "as currently located" or "as presently discovered".
The earliest recorded event in his life is his call to prophecy as now found in the sixth chapter of the Book of Isaiah; this occurred about 742 bc.
Bloomsbury has been described as having the self-important air of an exclusive club; the group's many critics, then as now, found it easy to write them off, as Leon Edel notes, as "a parcel of snobs, eccentric, insolent, arrogant, egotistical, preoccupied with neurotic personal relations".
AOL shareholders lost less, of course, as they now found themselves owning such real assets as a cable system, a stable of profitable magazines and the Warner studios.
The same critics who had dismissed The Birthday Party as gibberish now found masterly technical skill and thunderstorm tension in The Caretaker.
Using an OR of 2.0 rather than 1.75 for the diagnostic criteria would diagnose the same approximate number of women with gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) as are now found with, in his opinion, a small but acceptable increase in complications.
Environmental NGOs and parts of the Green and Left Parties, as well as critical scientists, have now found a new field of activity.
I found Cocaine Anonymous on the web exactly as you have now, found out about the next meeting time and went".
For dark arts read fresh scandals, as Facebook has now found.
Poor health, which few did know, quickly did pass as the body now found healing from The-Within.
However, as PRs are now found in nearly all dental clinics, the images are evaluated by dental practitioners.
By Michael Specter The disease is carried by the black-legged tick, now found as far south as Florida.
