The phrase "as Smith notes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to reference or attribute a statement or idea to someone named Smith, typically in academic or formal writing.
Example: "The theory of relativity has transformed our understanding of physics, as Smith notes in his recent publication."
Alternatives: "as Smith observes" or "as Smith highlights".
As Smith notes, any official effort to reduce the demand for meat would be "an enormous lever [that] we've so far regarded as an infringement on freedom," and would be "opposed by strong lobbies for meat consumption".
On p. 3 and p. 136 of his 2000 he seems to endorse the strong constitutive claim but, as Smith notes (2003, 149 150), this does not square at all readily with remarks he makes on pp. 85 86.
Sensory history, like intimate futures, brings life into the process of inquiry.4 As Smith notes of sensory history, it is not so much a discipline "as a habit of historical inquiry, one that transcends discrete fields of inquiry and discipline" [cited in 31].
However, as Smith notes, "the initiatives the government has in place will come online in the next 18 months to two years".
But, as Smith notes, nine U.S. presidents helped oversee Indian removal: "It was a major federal project" — one that required massive investment and bureaucracy.
There's never been any evidence that Clinton acted inappropriately and, as Smith notes, "the Clinton State Department had no power to approve or veto that transaction.
The new rules are both good policy and good politics, although as Yves Smith notes, the CFPB will need a big enforcement budget.
Consumers would liquidate their asset holdings and put everything in bank deposits since, as Mr Smith notes, there are very few investments in an economy that can deliver a 20% return.
Hence, begin{aligned} {{mathrm{TW}}}= sum _{i} prod _{ein P_{i}} r_e end{aligned} (1 As Smith notes, by adding virtual unary reactions below all leaves with (r_e) values signifying price per gram, ({{mathrm{TW}}}) can easily express price rather than weight.
Smith notes that 82% of likely Hispanic voters "support reducing the illegal immigrant population over time by enforcing existing immigration laws, such as requiring employers to verify the legal status of workers and increasing border enforcement".
"Yesterday he was in a pipe," Mr. Smith noted.
