The phrase "as vindicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been justified or proven right, often in a context where someone or something has been cleared of blame or suspicion.
Example: "The evidence presented in court served to confirm his innocence, as vindicated by the jury's decision."
Alternatives: "as justified" or "as proven".
The plan will fail, and people will view their skepticism as vindicated.
Defense attorneys portrayed Yoo and Bybee as "vindicated" by the ethics process last week.
Ms Merkel feels almost as vindicated by the vote as Mr Westerwelle.The contest between his ambition and her caution will determine Germany's course over the next four years.
The anticancer CBIQD is found to be stable within the HSA scaffold as vindicated by root mean square deviation (RMSD) and root mean square fluctuation (RMSF) obtained by MD simulation.
Alvarez was seen as vindicated, though some scientists still say huge volcanic eruptions may also have played a role in the mass extinctions, or that there may have been more than one impact.
By employing the developed model, the distribution of NO3 − N removal was noticed following the normal distribution as vindicated by the normal probability plot of internally studentized residuals as presented in Fig. 2.
The biggest worry now is that any charges that ensue will be seen as vindicating the post-arrest coverage.
Hoyle himself continued to favour supermassive objects as the origin of the elements over the big bang, but most astronomers saw this work as vindicating big-bang theory.
Some may take Mr Obama's visit as vindicating pacifist views, but the strategic context in Asia is not supportive of these.
But Mr. Barak, like his mentor, Mr. Rabin, was always skeptical of this cooperative vision, and saw the recent events as vindicating his preference for minimal interaction.
Although administration officials view the report as vindicating their views, bank officials said the heavy-handed criticism sounded similar to complaints by charity and activist groups.
