The phrase "as operationalized" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in academic or technical contexts to refer to how a concept or variable is defined and measured in a specific study or framework.
Example: "The effectiveness of the intervention was assessed as operationalized through participant feedback and performance metrics."
Alternatives: "as defined" or "as measured".
Illusions of control, as operationalized by optimism in affective forecasting, were also assessed.
Hence, it was not clear to what extent test performance reflected pragmatic comprehension ability as operationalized in his study.
Our model also includes health status as operationalized by the self-rated health variable, a widely used general measure of health.
In order to estimate and adjust for rater severity in calibrating the questionnaire results onto the scale, the multi-faceted Rasch model will be used as operationalized in the FACETS program.
Existing experimental research has shown that this schema (or "principled reasoning" as operationalized in these studies) is negatively associated with cheating behavior, but only when the threat of getting caught is high (Leming, 1978; Malinowski & Smith, 1985).
By selecting children of equivalent phonological skill, yet diverse socioeconomic backgrounds, we use functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to demonstrate that a child's experience, as operationalized by SES, can systematically modulate the relationship between phonological language skills and reading-related brain activity in left fusiform and perisylvian regions.
Although many of these approaches can be applied to healthcare situations, the methods for conducting them have not been as clearly operationalized as traditional reviews of interventions.
Higher number of lifetime pregnancies was defined as 5+ (operationalized as greater than the mean number of 4 pregnancies, versus less than the mean).
"I see Plan X as operationalizing and routinizing cyberattack capabilities," Mr. Lewis said.
This requires the use of concepts from game theory, as well as operationalizing these concepts by finding efficient algorithms for computing the corresponding solutions.
These questionnaires reflect the multiplicity of empathy conceptions in psychology, since each understands itself as operationalizing a different definition of empathy.
