The phrase "as recently pointed" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "As recently pointed out in the report, we need to address the budget issues."
Alternatives: "as recently mentioned" or "as recently highlighted".
As recently pointed out by Gabe, a fundamental paper by Elliott and Kucerovsky concerning the absorption theory for C⁎-algebras contains an error, and as a consequence we must report that Lemma 4.5 in [3] is not true as stated.
Local content requirements are a good example, but so are fossil fuel subsidies, not only wasteful but a major contribution to climate change, as the IMF as recently pointed out.Rob Howse Professor of international law New York University School of Law* SIR – Contrary to your thinking, the OECD Arrangement is precisely the kind of international legal pact that we should celebrate in trade.
As recently pointed out by Hofman and Hicks [6], pattern recognition appears to be of great value in the field of PET imaging.
The result in [10], however, requires an extra assumption, i.e. the strictly star-shapedness of the outer boundary of the annular region, as recently pointed out in [11].
However, as recently pointed out by Opgenoorth et al. (2010), strong ionospheric conductivity gradients can still be present on the dayside between adjacent strongly magnetized and weakly magnetized regions.
Several studies in literature focusing on the mechanical properties of graphene-filled polymer nanocomposites also revealed an increase in modulus as a function of loading fractions, being the larger improvements in elastomeric matrices due to their lower intrinsic modulus as recently pointed out in several reviews about graphene/polymer nanocomposites [16, 17].
Except for influenza A H1N1, viruses are not a cause of excess mortality-as recently pointed out by two recent studies [ 13, 16].
As also recently pointed out by Beyer[7], voids are still one of the major defects in hydrogenated a-Si.
As reddit recently pointed out, that's almost exactly as much as the average American man weighed in the early 1960s.
As I recently pointed out in my syndicated column, and as Olson has frequently said, he made no such statements.
In fact, as Mehrunisa Qayyum recently pointed out, the Middle East is now wrestling with its reputation as being, instead, a hotbed for clones.
