The phrase "as the written" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is documented or recorded, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report should be submitted as the written guidelines specify."
Alternatives: "as documented" or "as stated in writing".
In imagining a huge, virtually infinite wordstream accessed by search engines and populated by teeming, promiscuous word snippets stripped of credited authorship, are we not depriving the written word of its old-fashioned function of, through such inventions as the written alphabet and the printing press, communication from one person to another — of, in short, accountability and intimacy?
For Ms. Stein, those stories are as much birthday gift as the written words themselves.
How could we make the virtual experience as sensual as the written one?
The creative dismantling of texts is probably as old as the written word.
The tests, which include a driving test as well as the written section on driving knowledge, are already under way.
This renders the language areas effectively blind, so that they cannot interpret visible language such as the written word.
As a result, the argument appears as the written equivalent of sound bites and is at times hard to follow.
Such indifference passes without comment, which is alarming for a cultural vector as important as the written word.
Later Judaism, while recognizing the unique place of the Bible as the written source of revelation, accords equal authority to the Talmud as traditional commentary.
In the capital and in the provincial centres, both Greek and Aramaic were used as the written languages of the government.
By about 2000 Akkadian had supplanted Sumerian as the spoken language of southern Mesopotamia, although Sumerian remained in use as the written language of sacred literature.
