The phrase "as retained in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been kept or preserved in a specific context, such as a document or record.
Example: "The information was documented as retained in the official records of the meeting."
Alternatives: "as recorded in" or "as preserved in".
Particularly lengthy journals with non-sequential entries may be segmented into individual documents, as well as retained in their singular form, allowing for more accurate chronological based searching.
There is a gap, at times quite wide, between the 'facts established by historical research' and the image of the battle as retained in collective memory.
Hence, 1108 (65.3%, 95% CI 63 67.3) were considered as retained in pre-ART care according to study criteria.
However, p.V246F was evaluated as retained in the present study but defective or slightly defective in the previous studies.
Are these the same aggregates that Nyquist has described (without this name) as retained in the mother cell in an Hsp104-dependent process?
Our data were consistent with those previously published data for almost all variants, with the exceptions of p.V246F and p.G286E; these were evaluated as retained in our study, but defective by the in vitro study.
Heat from the plane's hydraulic lines in the wheel well, as well as heat retained in the tires, could have helped the stowaway survive as the aircraft climbed to altitudes with sub-zero temperatures, the FAA reported.
However, in the present study, iAs represented a major fraction of As species retained in BECs but was only a minor As species in urine.
Full-length c-BCR as well as BCR sequences retained in BCR-ABL bind specifically to the SH2 domain of ABL.
Significant confounders, as well as interactions are retained in the models.
But all is not lost, as S&P retained in its AAA view of the UK.
