The phrase "as originally established" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that was set up or created in a specific way at the beginning, often in discussions about rules, agreements, or systems.
Example: "The committee will operate as originally established, ensuring that all members adhere to the initial guidelines."
Alternatives: "as initially set" or "as first created".
The commissions, as originally established by the White House, do not give suspects the right to attend legal hearings, or to hear evidence against them.
As originally established, the council consisted of the governor, the bishop (or, in his absence, the senior ecclesiastic), five councillors, an attorney general, and a clerk.
Patients were included if they presented with any type of pain and previous serologic confirmation of CHIKV infection based on CHIKV IgG and IgM detected by direct ELISA and ELISA following immunocapture, respectively, as originally established at the Centre National de Référence pour les Arbovirus (Pasteur Institute, Lyon, France) [ 13].
AmeriCorps was established in 1993 by President Bill Clinton and consists of the National Civilian Community Corps, which engages in local development projects; Volunteers In Service To America, commonly referred to as VISTA and originally established in 1965 as an anti-poverty program; and the State and National program, which supports through grants service projects in local communities.
The institution known as the Old University of Chicago was originally established as the University of Chicago in 1856 on a ten-acre tract of land donated by Senator Stephen A. Douglas.
As the twin register was originally established as a resource for genetic research into diseases in Caucasian populations, this precluded the inclusion of individuals from ethnic minorities in this study.
To be a part of a community supporting a blockchain is to accept the rules of the network as they were originally established.
The program as it was originally established provided nine-month fellowships to foreign professors of business with emphasis on a different functional area each year.
As per other accounts, it was originally established as a pilgrimage site by Adi Shankara in the ninth century.
Nearby is the Sariska National Park, covering about 300 square miles (800 square km), which was originally established as a wildlife sanctuary and later as a tiger reserve.
Also at issue is the Met's lingering concern over the expanding artistic authority of the separate entity called Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Inc., which was originally established as a coordinating body and not as a presenter of performing arts in its own right.
