The phrase "as preserved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been maintained in its original state or form, often in the context of historical documents, artifacts, or traditions.
Example: "The ancient manuscript was displayed in the museum as preserved, showcasing the intricate details of its original writing."
Alternatives: "in its original form" or "as it was maintained".
Preservation of mitochondrial integrity by autophagy represents a biologically beneficial strategy as preserved mitochondria can greatly contribute to prolonging cell survival.
He utterly discounted the element of risk, the existential confrontation with music in the moment, as preserved in recordings.
But Liebling's Sunday Morning Carnival and Midway is another Pompeii, as preserved and perfect as a fly in amber.
Still, the narrative is propelled by the entertaining excesses of Eaton's rhetoric, as preserved in his diary and letters.
As preserved cars become more valuable, some owners are having significant damage repaired, but treated to look original.
We dine on specialties from a menu that seems as preserved in amber (oysters Rockefeller) as so much about this place.
What was most miraculous about the real Mr. Ali, as preserved in Mr. Klein's document, is that he wore those burdens so lightly.
The speech, as preserved, is not peculiarly enthusiastic about democracy as such and has perhaps been over-interpreted in the light of Athens's later cultural fame.
Both men were motivated by the same goal, to apply the new algebraic techniques to Apollonius's theory of loci as preserved in Pappus's Collection.
This Philippine dance, music and martial arts ensemble, based in New York, will present "Rajah Mangandiri," an adaptation of "The Ramayana" as preserved by the Maranao people of the South Philippines.
For one thing, the Cambrian explosion, the sudden rise of more diverse organisms as preserved most famously in the Burgess shale of British Columbia, started more than 500 million years ago.
