The phrase "as operated in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the manner or context in which something is functioning or being conducted.
Example: "The system is efficient, as operated in various environments across the globe."
Alternatives: "as implemented in" or "as utilized in".
"The committee will evaluate a number of the alternative models as this inquiry continues, including the sex-buyers law as operated in Sweden, the full decriminalised model used in Denmark, and the legalised model used in Germany and the Netherlands".
Table2 shows a summary of the generation capabilities of PHCN power stations as operated in the year 2008 January to December [299].
The overall control system to be developed, in this work is considered to be composed of cardiovascular system duly triggered by an intelligent pacemaker system as operated in a closed loop manner with unity negative gain in the feedback path.
It is possible that context as operated in this study (being a paper-patient case) has minimal impact on the type of learning (anatomical knowledge) that occurred.
As well as operating in Nigeria, Boko Haram has been increasingly active in neighbouring countries such as Cameroon.
He did so by presenting history as operating in two different realms the heavenly and the terrestrial.
Today F.S.C. certifies about 100 million acres of forest in the United States and Canada as operating in an environmentally responsible manner, compared with 175 million acres for S.F.I.
Judge Arthur Schack of the State Supreme Court in Brooklyn once described Baum's foreclosure filings as "operating in a parallel mortgage universe, unrelated to the real universe".
The modus operandi suggested that he had been targeted by one of two main organised criminal gangs identified by the investigators as operating in the West Midlands.
Rolling with the punches, not being fazed by uncertainty and ambiguity, reading between the lines and being as comfortable rolling up your sleeves as operating in the boardroom are all required to be a successful interim manager.
Perry, in a slightly chilling turn of phrase, describes Prevent as operating in the "pre-criminal" space; no law has been breached, so a pupil who refuses to engage with Prevent or Channel cannot be forced to do so.
