The phrase "as recently calculated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a calculation or result that has been determined in the near past.
Example: "The total expenses for the project, as recently calculated, amount to $10,000."
Alternatives: "as determined recently" or "as computed recently".
As recently calculated by the leading German business newspaper Handelsblatt, this total amount encompasses 2.075 billion dollars, of which Germany will have to guarantee the largest share with 526 billion.
The benefit estimates originate from the 2008 figure of €17,363 per IQ point as recently calculated for France based on data from the United States [ 24].
The cost-effectiveness of sunitinib versus interferon-alpha for metastatic renal cell carcinoma, as recently calculated for NICE in the UK, is reassessed under several methods, including the proposed method.
Following in-situ annealing, decahedra were found to be stable at room temperature, confirming this as the equilibrium morphology, in agreement with recently calculated phase diagrams.
(A graphic designer named Shane Keaney recently calculated that if the entire American population was as densely settled as that of Brooklyn it could fit into the state of New Hampshire, leaving the forty-nine other states as open land).
A local economic research firm, the Centro Einaudi, recently calculated that the Fiat Group, with its myriad businesses including farm and construction equipment, accounted for as much as 30percentt of Italy's economic growth.
He recently calculated that he had visited 164 countries.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development recently calculated how much each affluent country spends on social programs.
Economist Jim O'Neill recently calculated total output hit $12.7 trillion in 2017, a $1.5 trillion increase from 2016.
I recently calculated that I've published/printed somewhere between 25,000 and 30,000 books.
Others recently calculated even higher costs [14].
