The phrase "as put forward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an idea, proposal, or argument that has been presented or suggested by someone.
Example: "The solution to the problem was as put forward by the committee during the last meeting."
Alternatives: "as proposed" or "as suggested".
It combines dialectic analysis as put forward in the OTSM-TRIZ theory [N.
But here's the thing: Hari's argument as put forward by Jackie is actually very believable.
We probe in some depth into the structure of eleven-dimensional, osp 32|1 -based Chern–Simosp 32|1 -basedy, as put forward by TronChern Simonselli (TZ) in 1997.
The therapeutic landscapes framework as put forward by Gesler retains currency in highlighting the importance of place to the processes and identity of the group.
Professional investigations never rely on rumor and unsubstantiated allegations as put forward by Mr. Basanisi; corroboration and evidence are required to draw definitive conclusions.
"This was where Prokofiev landed like a chicken in soup," Shostakovich said in "Testimony," his memoirs as put forward by Solomon Volkov and discredited by others.
Few would argue with the idea that abstraction is "a major contribution" to the visual arts, as put forward by the show's curator, Robert Saltonstall Mattison.
The 18 proposals – three times as many as put forward and dismissed by prime minister Alexis Tsipras's government last month – foresaw GDP growth of 1.4% this year.
Lord Lipsey told peers: "The original scheme as put forward by the Dilnot commission [on funding social care] has had its balls cut off by the government.
So far, the account of the second man, as put forward by the implicated police officers, has not succeeded in any judicial venue where it was mounted.
Strategy and results exclude any physical reaction on the measured object, but reveal the effect of the gain of information as put forward by the particular correlation of the ion state with the detected signal.
