Sentence examples for as recently noted from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as recently noted" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer back to something that was mentioned or observed not long ago, often in a formal or academic context. Example: "As recently noted in the report, the project's timeline has been adjusted to accommodate new developments."
One reason for this, as recently noted in this space, is that banks are underreserved for losses.
As recently noted by Charlotte Higgins in the Guardian, the idea of an elimination-based contest has its genesis in an item on youth TV show Network 7 in 1988.
In its efforts to continue to dominate the search and online advertising markets, Google risks neglecting App Engine as the platform gains traction (as recently noted in the team's blog post "Datastore Performance Growing Pains").
After all, as recently noted in the New York Observer, "redemption and rehabilitation are secondary concerns" for Citadel.
As recently noted by John May, a former World Bank demographer, there's no guarantee that some countries in sub-Saharan Africa will ever collect their demographic dividend; their fertility rates are not falling quickly enough.
Historically, their statements make claims about the effects of media violence, typically failing to inform readers of any research to the contrary, or noting the significant methodological limitations of these studies as recently noted by no less than the U.S. Supreme Court.
As Harry Mount recently noted, so does Boris Johnson's use of Latin as a weapon of bamboozlement.
New initiatives in recent years have undoubtedly added value to the traditional library model, as was recently noted by John Harris.
As Mark Boslough recently noted, it all boils down to physics and conservation of energy.
But as Justin Gillis recently noted in The Times, the political climate for that is not favorable.
As Michael Kelly recently noted in these pages, the Speaker has long been an enthusiast of the Tofflers.
