The phrase "as now generally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a current consensus or common understanding about a particular topic or situation.
Example: "The findings of the study align with the conclusions as now generally accepted in the scientific community."
Alternatives: "as currently accepted" or "as is commonly understood".
Various complications of distraction osteogenesis, as now generally performed to correct first brachymetatarsia have been reported, e.g. stiffness or subluxation of the MTP joint, cavus or other angulation deformity of the metatarsus, prolonged time for bony consolidation, and pin tract infection (Table 2) (Kawashima et al. 1994, Takakura et al. 1997, Masada et al 1999, Oh et al. 2004).
The supertree resolved Callorhinus ursinus as sister to all remaining otariids (as is now generally accepted [ 12- 14, 23, 32]), with neither the sea lions nor Arctocephalus forming clades.
The vaccine, developed by a small company called Protein Sciences, is made with a process that does not require the virus to be grown in chicken eggs, as is now generally done.
Among other issues, the plaintiffs have been particularly eager to insure that women in the brokerage industry with complaints about gender discrimination or sexual harassment can get access to courts, and are not forced into industry arbitration as is now generally required by employment contracts.
If, as is now generally accepted, disorders represent the quantitative extremes of the normal variation in complex traits, QTLs contribute to disorders interchangeably and additively as probabilistic risk factors.
As is now generally accepted for WNV, the RVFV pathogen may have been introduced many times into the US and EU, most plausibly via entry of viremic animals or airborne transport of virus-carrying vectors.
As is now generally accepted (Woolsey et al., 1952; Neafsey & Sievert, 1982; Sanderson et al., 1984; Rouiller et al., 1993; see however, Gioanni & Lamarche, 1985), we found dual representation of the forelimb: the rostral forelimb and the caudal forelimb regions separated by the neck representation in all the rats except one.
"Kenyans have never been as insecure as they are right now, generally speaking," he said.
This distinction was perhaps not entirely correct, but emblematically it predicted the combination that more than twenty years later became one of the most successful regimes for the treatment of AIDS, the combination of TDF as an ANP derivative and rilpivirine as a TIBO derivative (now generally referred to as a NNRTI).
It could also have a significant influence in the wider debate about such interventions as it is now generally accepted that the future of international peace-keeping operations will be regional.
Quine (1956) introduced contemporary philosophy of mind to the distinction between de re and de dicto belief attributions (as it is now generally called) by means of examples like the following.
