The phrase "as supplemented" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to additional information or modifications that have been added to a document or statement.
Example: "The contract shall be governed by the terms outlined herein, as supplemented by any amendments agreed upon by both parties."
Alternatives: "as amended" or "as updated".
For permit space operations in sewers, atmospheric testing conducted in accordance with appendix B, as supplemented by appendix E to § 1910.146, would be considered as satisfying the requirements of this paragraph.
Elfbrandt v. Russell741 involved an oath that as supplemented would have been violated by one who "knowingly and willfully becomes or remains a member of the communist party..
Life in all its fullness, as supplemented and explained by the Galactic Tax Code, must supply the answer to the riddle of how much tax you owe.
A panel of judges will select, in each of the professional and amateur journalist categories, the Finalist Feature which best satisfies the criteria on the entry page or as supplemented by any instructions given at the briefing day (the "Winners").
A panel of judges will select winning Finalist Feature which best satisfies the criteria on the entry page or as supplemented by any instructions given at the briefing day (the "Winner").
[i] Education Commission of the States, Getting Past Go: Rebuilding the Remedial Education Bridge to College Success, May, 2010, as supplemented by personal communication with lead author Bruce Vandal, July 2, 2010.
This leaves room for metaphysicians (and therefore, theologians) to add their explanations to science, whether as foundation or as supplement.
"They'll be providing direct patient care, as well as supplementing local emergency response," he said.
Both these substances are available as supplements.
They're also available as supplements.
Issued as supplement to National Geographic, v.97, no.
