The phrase "as pursued" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts discussing actions or goals that are being followed or chased after.
Example: "The objectives outlined in the report were as pursued by the team throughout the project."
Alternatives: "as sought" or "as chased".
Mr. Lieberman said he welcomed the investigation because the more he was seen as pursued by the establishment, the more popular he became.
Moreover, it has not engaged to anything like the same extent in quantitative easing, as pursued by both the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England.
Oddly enough, given the prevailing climate, the policy of quantitative easing, as pursued by central banks, has made it easier and cheaper for governments to fund their deficits without doing a lot to stimulate business and consumer lending.
It was prepared at the request of John the Steadfast, elector of Saxony, to provide a unifying document for the various Reformers and the possibility of a Protestant alliance as pursued by Philip of Hesse.
Curiously, despite the health benefits Canada's version of minimum pricing has brought, Stockwell says the policy as pursued there is "flawed" because most provinces set rates according to the volume of the drink rather than alcohol content, as in Saskatchewan.
Was there ever a more amiable blood sport than fox-hunting -- that is to say, as pursued in the disarming hunting mysteries that Rita Mae Brown sets in the gentle hills of Virginia horse country?
I took it to him and I said, 'Can I transfer here?' so I could pursue graduating as well as pursue sports.
"I think we are in a position to take our time and explore and digest as well as pursue.
Undercontrolled individuals are unable to work toward long-term goals, such as pursuing a challenging career path.
Mr. Dale said many Southern voters saw the national Democrats as pursuing polices of an overreaching government.
The men soon moved in together and began writing novels and plays – as well as pursuing their library transgressions.
