The phrase "as recently seen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that was observed or noted not long ago, often in the context of media or reports.
Example: "The new product features, as recently seen in the latest advertisement, have generated a lot of excitement among consumers."
Alternatives: "as observed recently" or "as noted lately".
Though biometrics may seem ideal for providing clean electoral rolls, the hurried timeline can complicate procurement (as recently seen in Kenya) and compromise quality.
Paper local college bulletin boards with copies of the epochal 2008 Vermont Free Sperm Collective study finding that babies conceived in the back seats of Priuses have I.Q.s thirty points higher than those conceived in the back seats of conventional gasoline-powered cars, as recently seen on "Maury".
As recently seen with Jimmy Kimmel and Neil Patrick Harris -- as, respectively, emcees of the Emmys on ABC and the Tony Awards on CBS -- having a connection with the ceremony's home network is a plus for potential awards show hosts.
However, as recently seen there are limits to its pervasive implementation – not the least of which is the distancing of the pilot from the real control and understanding of flight.
This finding supports the observation that other mechanisms, such as sister chromatid repair as recently seen in yeast (Goldfarb and Lichten 2010), may also contribute to meiotic DSB repair.
Micro-CT analysis produced evidence for profound generalized and focal bone loss, including osteolytic lesions in long bones (Supplementary Movies) and separation of cranial sutures as recently seen in Bcl-XLMyc mice, indicating that C.IL6Myc mice are prone to MM-like bone disease.
THE allure of the travel industry as a career, recently seen as dated as a Pan Am stewardess pillbox, is surging as more people take jobs in a sector bolstered by renewed spending.
Often, we create policies as reactions to events -- such as those recently seen at Planned Parenthood -- ignoring the possible unintended consequences.
Similarly, encouraging success stories such Botswana and Ghana frequently seem overshadowed by setbacks such as those recently seen in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Zambia.
By its very nature, Islamists not only proselytize but also seek to impose their vision of society on the people, as was recently seen in Turkey.
Yet it will be another six months before the next harvest.Aid agencies are sounding the alarm, hoping that help will come before emaciated children's haunting images, such as those recently seen in Niger, appear on western television screens.
