The phrase "as shown in recent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or findings that have been presented or highlighted in recent studies, articles, or reports.
Example: "The results of the experiment were significant, as shown in recent publications on the topic."
Alternatives: "as indicated in recent" or "as demonstrated in recent".
It could also lead to renewed fighting between India and Pakistan across the line of control that divides their respective Kashmirs, as shown in recent days by heavy Indian bombardments.
However, as shown in recent literature, very few organizations have undertaken systematic efforts to enhance decision-making processes.
As shown in recent studies there is an inverse relationship between vitamin D levels and fatigue in SLE.
However, as shown in recent measurement studies[32, 33], the median utilization of Wi-Fi networks is typically lesser than 30%.
The deep structure has the potential to reduce the performance gap between the human auditory system and machine listening system, as shown in recent works in the area of natural language processing and speech recognition systems [19 22].
Web-based centralized systems and mobile apps will play a major role in this scenario as shown in recent studies of post-hospital follow-ups [6] and survivors of critical illness.
What Monroe means is that the D-Wave computer may indeed be able to solve some optimisation problems better than classical computers, as was shown in recent tests, even if the way it works doesn't involve quantum mechanics.
Extensive sampling, such as that used here, is very important when modeling selectivity in enzymes, as has been shown in recent studies.
As was shown in recent airline and bus incidents, it is our vigilance and willingness to fight back that are our best defense.
Lower molecular weights and/or any residual catalyst impurities with respect to other batches are the only limitation to reach record efficiencies as those shown in recent works.
It will certainly worsen teacher morale which, as shown in a recent YouGov survey commissioned by the NUT, is already low.
