The phrase "as revealed here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that information or evidence is being presented or demonstrated in the current context or location.
Example: "The findings of the study are significant, as revealed here in the data analysis section."
Alternatives: "as shown here" or "as demonstrated here".
He is immensely talented, I think, as revealed here by his video "The Aquarium" (2005).
Instead, as revealed here two weeks ago, Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg will make a joint post-election appearance designed to show the Coalition has not run out of steam or lost sight of its core purpose: reducing the deficit left by Labour.
The wide homogeneity range for the NbB2 phase allows a similar ultra-thin B-rich tissue phase to form between thin (5 10 nm) columnar NbB2 −x grains also for films with a B/Nb atomic ratio of 1.8, as revealed here by analytical aberration-corrected scanning transmission electron microscopy.
Do-it-yourself cabanas can be at low as $300 as revealed here.
As revealed here this still seems to be the case during postnatal development.
Nevertheless, it appears that induction of significant beta-cell replication in vitro requires cell delamination out of the normal epithelial structure, a process that results in EMT, as revealed here by cell lineage tracing.
Only in the Discussion have we considered the social, economic, and political context that has resulted in the worldwide elevation of extinction risk faced by chondrichthyans, as reveal here for the first time.
But as I revealed here on the Huffington Post, when she became national co-chair of the Republican presidential campaign in 2008, she said she'd lived in California for less than 20 years.
As we revealed here that hTERT could be phosphorylated by BCR-ABL, we next questioned whether BCR-ABL could also govern hTERT translocation in different cellular compartments.
As fiercely as the rock counterculture rejected its parents' tastes in music, all three women are revealed here as heavily indebted to traditional pop and its quasi-religious faith in romantic love.
It's Labour MP Christopher Paget Mayhew bolting down some mescaline and allowing himself to be filmed on a raging hallucinogenic bender by Panorama – increasingly being revealed here as, institutionally, a hedonist's playground.
