The phrase "as recorded with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information that has been documented or noted in a specific context, such as legal or official records.
Example: "The agreement was finalized as recorded with the local authorities."
Alternatives: "as documented with" or "as noted with".
From a functional viewpoint, disability scores as recorded with HIT-6 are reduced.
The department hosts a web-based repository, which provides 1-h average insolation as recorded with the year, Julian calendar day, and end-of-hour (standard) time[37].
Those data included 1-h insolation values, I, as recorded with the year, Julian calendar day, n, and end-of-hour (standard) time, h.
Based on the recommendations of Stewart et al. (2008), we performed the dynamic slope stability analyses in QUIVER using the input motion as recorded, with no deconvolution, and with an elastic half-space underlying the soil profile.
After 72 h, T cell proliferation was measured by division of CFSE-labeled cells as recorded with flow cytometry.
Besides, recent studies suggest that, as recorded with other scavenger species [9], bearded vultures could be suffering from ingestion of antibiotic residues present in stabled livestock which are supplied to AFS.
Other résumé highlights include performances on the historic first night of Manchester's Haçienda and on the final night of the Paradise Garage, in N.Y.C., as well as recording with the Joy Division producer Martin Hannett.
Their résumé highlights include performances on the historic first night of Manchester's Hacienda and on the final night of the Paradise Garage, in N.Y.C., as well as recording with the Joy Division producer Martin Hannett.
These rates are more than twice as high as previously recorded with IPD isolates in Bulgaria studied during the same year period [ 23].
The reference population, in relation to coverage by the DNLR, was defined as patients recorded with AML in the DNRP (ICD-10 codes C92.0 C94.9).
"[They] are recorded with as much value as the geographic information," Horsman explains.
