The phrase "as projected through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is represented or interpreted through a specific lens or medium.
Example: "The data was analyzed as projected through the latest statistical models, revealing significant trends."
Alternatives: "as reflected through" or "as conveyed through".
Mr. Krone himself is something of a collage, as an artist, as a performer and as a personality projected through his art.
Recalling Modernist pergolas of the 1930's and 40's, which cast abstract zebra shadows on blank walls, they conceived light as a moving pattern projected through a skylight.
The report said that the 12.4percentt payroll tax, split between workers and employers, would more than cover benefit payments through 2013, rather than through 2012 as projected in last year's report.
Three examples of single cell morphologies, segmented from multicolor flip-out experiments, are presented for each cell type illustrating the branching pattern of the KC axons as they project through the lobes.
It starts with a vanguard class of young creative types reclaiming zones of social and economic dereliction, setting up what Ehrenhalt sardonically describes as "projects through which a small coterie of local artists seek to display their sheer edginess to one another".
These serve as eggshell breakers, projecting through a gap in the dorsal intestinal wall, where they can rip into a swallowed egg when the snake constricts the muscles of the body.
I am sad that I won't be able to see the project through, as it is a terrific script and I was very much looking forward to working with my friend, Hugh Jackman, again".
Intuitively, one can think about g3 as the projected flux vector through reaction 1 and 3.
These may include the translation of market analytics into product opportunities, technical problem solving, or the fast and accurate exchange of information and learning as projects move through the development process.
Coca-Cola begin all marketing initiatives as projects and through a process designed to match the specific marketing needs to the agency's skill set, Coke's agencies are able to climb the ladder from "Project Agency" to "Partner Agency," but evidently, even those who make "partner" are still assigned a string of projects in place of the traditional retainer-based relationship.
