The phrase "as raised in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a topic or issue that has been previously mentioned or discussed in a document or conversation.
Example: "The concerns regarding the project's timeline were as raised in the earlier meeting."
Alternatives: "as mentioned in the" or "as discussed in the".
– The matter of attribution, as raised in the second to last paragraph, is a much broader science that merely determining the change in probability due to greenhouse-gas forcing….which is an inherently difficult and uncertain undertaking.
But, as raised in the Seattle panel discussion, many blockchain enthusiasts blindly believe they have the perfect solution in their hands, without clearly defining which problem they are trying to solve.
Valberg points out that the dream argument, as raised in the context of Cartesian dream skepticism, raises a puzzle about the relation between the subject of the dream (i.e., the dream self) and the sleeping subject who is the dreamer of the dream and who recalls the dream upon awakening (Valberg 2007).
Instead, something darker might possibly be at work, as raised in the suggestive climax that is partially unearned; in a better play, it would lead to characters grappling with the questions raised, rather than just raising them.
As raised in the interviews, some participants may have been embarrassed by testing kits been handed out in toilet areas.
That would be an entirely different, view-based approach, as raised in the Introduction and discussed in a previous paper (Pickup et al. 2011).
Last week, the Bank of England's chief economist Andy Haldane said rates were as likely to need cutting as raising in the immediate future.
As someone raised in the theater, did you feel betrayed by your own community?
The allegations in the challenges to the regulations were substantially the same as those raised in the District Court actions, adding only a contention that the FEA had failed to follow certain procedural provisions of the Federal Energy Administration Act, 88 Stat.
But the question remains, as I raised in the Forbes column, will anybody buy them?
As someone raised in the 1980s, video games have been a part of my existence and consistent form of entertainment.
