The phrase "as professed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been stated or claimed, often in a formal or official context.
Example: "The results of the study were consistent with the findings as professed by the researchers in their initial report."
Alternatives: "as stated" or "as claimed".
Not socialism as professed by the Labour Party, in which there were too few socialists and too many kings of the Tony Blair variety; in which the people were not represented, but managed; and in which, far from changing society, the government tried to change the people to fit the status quo.
More recently, she has edited Astell's major philosophical text, The Christian Religion as professed by a Daughter of the Church (2014).
The book is also, in part, an answer to Mary Astell's The Christian Religion as Professed by a Daughter of the Church which was published as a reply to A Discourse Concerning the Love of God.
The sect's opponents portrayed Ajivika as professing total determinism in the transmigration of souls, or series of rebirths.
Most citizens of this country identify themselves as professing some religious belief, but the state's policy poses no obstacle to practitioners of only a tepid, civic version of faith.
If the husband loved his children as much as he professed, the doctor wrote, he should strive to keep the family together.
A politician can be as ambivalent about God as they like, as long as they profess a vague respect for religion.
How can someone as comfortable as Mr. Simon profess sympathy for the music of impoverished Africa, as he has since his groundbreaking 1986 album, "Graceland"?
The novel's reception amongst literary reviewers was mixed; while writers such as George Eliot professed profound admiration, others such as Thomas Carlyle were harshly critical.
Mr. Mas Santos said such observations come from people who do not know him as well as they profess.
Although the United States and the Soviet Union are the key to an agreement, the discussions involve virtually all members of the conference, which include nations from NATO and the Warsaw Pact as well as countries professing neutrality or nonalignment.
