The phrase "as previously reviewed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to something that has been discussed or examined before, often in reports or formal communications.
Example: "The findings of the study align with the conclusions as previously reviewed in our last meeting."
Alternatives: "as discussed earlier" or "as mentioned before."
As previously reviewed, nano-ripples were observed on glass substrates early on by Navez et al. (1962).
He points out that several other companies (such as previously reviewed eSwarm) have tried to improve the group buy process and failed.
As previously reviewed by Hecker and Hollert[79], results of several studies indicated that a combined use of receptor-mediated and non-receptor-mediated methods is necessary to enable objective assessment of endocrine potential in complex samples.
Prior works as previously reviewed, either by exploiting various methods or resources, such as adding supplementary features, enhancing text preprocessing steps, and performing different weighting schemes onto the words, to some extent, all of these stick to the extension and improvement of bag-of-word models.
Alternatively there are numerous methods available for improving the retention of peptide drugs as previously reviewed [4].
This genome sequence based approach has already revolutionized molecular epidemiology and evolutionary genetics of many bacterial pathogens as previously reviewed [21].
Munchery's meals, as TechCrunch previously reviewed, were tasty.
As suggested previously (reviewed by [36]) phenotypic overlap of syndromes in many cases point at shared molecular pathways of the genes responsible for the syndromes, which makes phenotype comparisons of monogenic syndromes a powerful tool to unravel biochemical relationships.
We've had The Reader and Defiance, which I've previously reviewed, as well as The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, Valkyrie and now Good.
As has been previously reviewed, the predominant mechanism of rituximab's anti-lymphoma activity is thought to be antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity, with a lesser role for complement fixation.
Mr. Kemp portrays the leader of the male swans when Adam Cooper does not, just as Mr. Wright alternates with Scott Ambler as the Prince and Ms. Mortimer, previously reviewed, spells Fiona Chadwick as the Queen.
