The phrase "as shortened" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a version of something that has been made shorter or more concise.
Example: "The article was quite lengthy, so I decided to present it as shortened for easier reading."
Alternatives: "in abbreviated form" or "in a condensed version".
The passive prismatic joints facilitate the change of lengths of wheel-less links and in this way the robot can be elongated as well as shortened.
In fully kindled animals, 15 and 30 min rather than 1 and 5 min LFS decreased the incidence of generalized seizures and the average seizure stage as well as shortened the cumulative generalized seizure duration (GSD).
One 2008 study showed that those who found the scent appealing had a noticeable reduction in headache symptoms as well as shortened migraine episodes.
Notably, our earlier report in thyroid cancers demonstrated a strong association between nuclear accumulation of Ep-ICD and a reduced membranous EpEx localization as well as shortened overall survival, suggesting the potential application of the relative subcellular expression of Ep-ICD versus EpEx as prognostic markers for aggressive thyroid cancers.
Deleted bases at the ends of reads are not shown, and appear as shortened bars.
In accordance with a previous study, the fragmented mitochondria were recognized as shortened, punctate and sometimes rounded organelles, whereas filamentous mitochondria had a thread-like tubular structure.
"I prefer to think of this as shortening the state's name rather than changing it.
She also performs some cosmetic surgeries, such as shortening a toe that is longer than its peers.
As well as shortening Kasbah Bliss most bookmakers extended their prices for his market rivals, Punch-estowns and Big Buck's.
By seeking clemency, Chelsea could be risking further punishment from the FA, which reserves the right to increase the suspension as easily as shortening it.
As well as shortening the permitted time period for challenging a decision, the number of opportunities to object to refusal of permission for a judicial review will be halved from four to two.
