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The phrase "as she dictated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that was said or instructed by a person, typically in a context where someone is writing down or recording those instructions.
Example: "The secretary took notes as she dictated the terms of the agreement."
Alternatives: "as she instructed" or "as she said."
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As she dictated the answers, the students scribbled frantically.
What a gift!" Elsewhere in the BBC Radio Christmas line-up, Radio 4 Extra has been given exclusive access to Agatha Christie's personal dictaphone tapes as she dictated her autobiography for a special programme on the Queen of Crime whilst Róisín Murphy, Laurie Anderson and Peaches will bear their "gifts of music, insight and originality" as the Three Wise Women on 6 Music.
There was no missing Azarenka, in bright yellow, as she dictated play from the baseline and wrapped up victory in 98 minutes.
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Well, she's looking ginger at times but I think she's confident that as long as she dictates play in the third set, she can last the distance.
Her voice, always husky, is now just a rasp the vocal cords seem to have been soaking in brine but her hands, one under her chin, the other fondling a pen as she dictates, are more expressive than a sculptor's.
She dictated as Lolli scribbled: Dear Daddy, How you doing?
She is our anchor in midfield and as well as dictating a lot of the play going forward, she shields our back four too.
That if a neighborhood office was about to get famous, she might as well dictate its desks and doorknobs.
Jane, Henry VIII's third wife, wasn't present at her son's christening, as ritual dictated she had to spend another month in bed.
She speaks as if she were dictating to a secretary.
Steffi is less keen to frame her musical maturation in terms of an unfolding lineage, or as being dictated by where she lived at particular times.
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