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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as paralleled in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when drawing a comparison or highlighting similarities between two or more subjects or ideas.
Example: "The themes of resilience in the novel are as paralleled in the author's personal experiences."
Alternatives: "as reflected in" or "as demonstrated in".
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He continues, "I could imagine this dyad as paralleled in the dynamics of mountain uplift, subduction, erosion, and the planetary water cycle".
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SVC enhances the power transfer capability of the line by improving the voltage of node, which is paralleled in the system as a variable susceptance as shown in Fig. 2.
The 1984 Olympic Games were just a beginning, as China's growing success as a world-class economic power was paralleled in the realm of sports.
This was paralleled in her career as portrait painter by a sensitive gift for likeness.
Movements such as the Pre-Raphaelite School have not been paralleled in other countries".
The shape is paralleled in French medieval vessels in champlevé enamels, as is the color scheme.
The redevelopment of shattered cities such as Plymouth, Bristol, Liverpool and Portsmouth was paralleled in the country by the new town movement.
This was paralleled in the ECTV system for peptide-pulsed MEF.BakxBax−/−, which were as susceptible to gzmB+ Tc cell-induced PS exposure as peptide-pulsed MEF.wt.
Midrash also uses fables paralleled in non-Jewish sources.
This wave of disruption is being paralleled in the agricultural value chain, driven by increasing land turnover and altered land use, renewed focus on sustainability and, as in retail, changing consumer preference.
This was paralleled in the 1970s by French feminists, who developed the concept of écriture féminine (which translates as 'female or feminine writing').
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