The phrase "as summoned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is called upon or requested to appear or act, often in formal or legal situations.
Example: "The witnesses were present in the courtroom, as summoned by the judge."
Alternatives: "as requested" or "as called upon".
In reality, aurochs were cattle, but as summoned up by Hushpuppy's imagination and Zeitlin's effects department, they become a gigantic breed of tusked pot-bellied pig – rampaging Hogzillas.
Fichte's transcendental account of natural right proceeds from the general principle that the I must posit itself as an individual in order to posit itself at all, and that in order to posit itself as an individual it must recognize itself as "summoned" or "solicited" by another free individual summoned, that is, to limit its own freedom out of respect for that of the freedom of the other.
Final Fantasy XII also includes elements from previous games in the series such as summoned monsters, Chocobos, and Moogles.
Final Fantasy XIII includes elements from the previous games in the series, such as summoned monsters, chocobos, and airships.
As far as summoning horrible reviews and hysterical giggles, well, Affleck was like the bat-signal.
Musk has described it as "summoning the demon" and the "biggest existential threat there is", and Hawking said that AI could be the end of humanity.
In a speech in October at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Mr Musk described artificial intelligence (AI) as "summoning the demon", and the creation of a rival to human intelligence as probably the biggest threat facing the world.
At one point this year Musk referred to AI as "summoning the demons".
That is as promising as summoning all those flesh-and-blood luminaries on Air Force 1.
Each character could be directly controlled, but party members would also be able to come to a player's aid even when not controlled, such as summoning a rogue to open a locked chest.
I love how artist Joseph Cornell described these gaping black cavities as summoning "the terror of the yawning mouths of cannons, of violent craters, of windows opened to receive your flight without return, and the jaws of the great beasts".
