The phrase "as stated initially" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to something that was mentioned or explained at the beginning of a discussion or document.
Example: "The results of the experiment were inconclusive, as stated initially in the introduction."
Alternatives: "as mentioned earlier" or "as previously noted".
As I've previously stated, initially the elected president is busy trying to "please" everyone and not making enemies who will ruin their future.
As stated above, we initially performed the same analyses as Jalal et al. (2015) did in their study.
As stated above, we initially shared the reviewers' concerns that the greater degree of condensation observed in the TIRF experiments might be due to formation of secondary structure, and this was stated (both in the revised and original submission) as our reasoning for using force spectroscopy (magnetic tweezers) with wild-type, unlabeled SSB.
Genes not connected were deleted, the remaining HPV signature genes that were initially excluded as stated above were included to generate the final network consisting of 212 connected genes.
As initially stated, "individualized medicine" as a concept has gained popularity within the last decade - largely owing to the development of molecular techniques that allow patient genotyping in practically any laboratory.
The exact prevalence of VF (reported for the initially observed rhythm as stated in [ 33]) is unknown and varies among OHCA studies, with figures in the range of 23%to67%7% [ 34, 35].
Amended on 5 September to clarify that Kinetic is an advertising firm not an engineering firm as initially stated.
This article was amended after it was pointed out in the comments that there were four terrestial television channels available in Britain when the excellent sitcom Bread was first broadcast, not three as initially stated.
For as initially stated the Principle told us that no two substances exactly resemble each other.
Hale's dilemma is directed primarily against fictionalists who take the literal content of their fiction to be false, and those fictionalists prepared to ascribe some other status to their fictional claims avoid the dilemma as initially stated (though this route may encounter difficulties of its own, especially if it retains some sort of conditional analysis of the "according to PW" prefix).
