The phrase "as recently highlighted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been emphasized or pointed out in a recent context or discussion.
Example: "The importance of mental health has been as recently highlighted in various studies and articles."
Alternatives: "as recently emphasized" or "as recently pointed out".
As recently highlighted by recent European and American Guidelines, the long-term risk associated with radiation exposure should be considered in the risk-benefit assessment behind appropriate prescription of diagnostic testing.
This would prevent mutations and polymorphisms from being incorrectly annotated in a sequencing project, with potential deleterious effects on the efficacy of genomics applied to precision medicine, as recently highlighted in recent studies [ 45– 45].
The aim is to avoid the cost of luring chief executives from rival firms, as recently highlighted by the oil and gas firm BG.
Vicky Featherstone, artistic director of the Royal Court, emphasised how vital it was to allow schoolgirls to engage and interact with women in all realms of the arts, particularly in light of the systematic removal of arts from comprehensive education, as recently highlighted by the Warwick Commission.
The council of the Society for Post-Medieval ArchaEurope, Europe's leading international society for the archaeological study of the post-medieval period, is writing to voice its strong support for the Art Fund's Save the Wedgwood Collection fundraising appeal, as recently highlighted in your newspaper (Report, 2 September).
One just needs to look at the composition of the FIFA executive board or the International Olympic Council as recently highlighted by investigative German sports journalist Jens Weinreich.
The findings of this study have significant implications for TB-HIV activities as are recently highlighted by WHO HIV departments "3I's" initiative [28] (Intensified case finding, Isoniazid preventive therapy and Infection Control) and TB department (Interim Policy for collaborative TB-HIV activities) [4].
It thus confirms the importance of a multi-level governance perspective, which acknowledges and appreciates the interrelationship between the global, national, regional, and local realms of policymaking, as has been recently highlighted (Caponio & Jones-Correa, 2017; Scholten & Penninx, 2016).
This supports a more prominent role for the mTOR complex in epilepsy, as has been recently highlighted.
For detecting true compound effects with more than just marginal associations, this is easily defeated with simple examples as has been recently highlighted in BioData Mining[ 1].
One cause of this may be a potential tension between the evidence-based medicine and patient choice agendas that both underpin NHS policy, as has been recently highlighted in a study of asthma patients use of complementary therapies [ 25].
