The phrase "as sometimes suggested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an idea or opinion that has been proposed or mentioned by others on occasion.
Example: "The theory, as sometimes suggested, indicates that climate change may have significant impacts on global weather patterns."
Alternatives: "as has been proposed" or "as is occasionally mentioned".
Certainly it was a striking moment for plugged-in Potterites, yet it's debatable whether the type of fan triumph that Professor Jenkins and others celebrate is as radical as sometimes suggested.
Surprisingly, a limited number of core species was present in all plants, constituting on average approx. 80% of the entire communities in the plants, showing that the microbial populations in EBPR plants are rather similar and not very diverse, as sometimes suggested.
Nationality is not as central to our sense of self as sometimes suggested.
While uncertainty about outcomes can complicate ethical analysis, it is not a moral criterion itself, as sometimes suggested in the recent debate (Lanphier and Urnov, 2015).
Because of their unique combination of characters Fusobacteria cannot be placed in Posibacteria, as sometimes suggested [ 79] or in Gracilicutes.
In Figure 8, though CD45 was not used, the vimentin-positive cells are positive for either EGFR or cytokeratins, further decreasing the probability that these cells are of hematopoietic origin as sometimes suggested.
But even if the shortcomings of the bundle theory are not as simple and as glaring as is sometimes suggested, the neutral monist may be well advised to not tie the fate of neutral monism to the fate of the bundle theory.
Yet the macroeconomic consequences of the New Deal were not nearly as great as is sometimes suggested.
But they're not quite as identical as is sometimes suggested: Christopher has trendy glasses and wears a hoodie for a start - David says he looks like a "street urchin".
"We conclude that many creative businesses are experiencing turbulence from digital copyright infringement, but that at the level of the whole economy, measurable impacts are not as stark as is sometimes suggested". The Hargreaves report rejected calls for the adoption of US-style "fair use" rules on copyrighted material.
Cheaper communications and advances in computer technology are allowing service-sector companies to move more and more sophisticated activities to cheaper overseas locations.But the story is not as simple as is sometimes suggested, points out a new report from the Advanced Institute of Management Research.
