The phrase "as was further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that additional information or clarification is being provided, often in formal or academic writing.
Example: "The results of the study were significant, as was further demonstrated in the subsequent analysis."
Alternatives: "as was additionally" or "as was further elaborated".
The iPhone 3GS is selling very, very well (as was further evidenced today during Apple's 3Q earnings call), the Palm Pre? Still pretty ho-hum.
As we found, only leaf-like flakes were randomly distributed over the substrate, which were not WS2 but WO3, as was further confirmed by Raman characterization.
The procedure for the preparation of the sections planned for microscopy has previously been shown not to induce any structural changes (Baranto et al. 2005a; Baranto et al. 2005b), as was further confirmed for the control specimen.
A total of 1.65 mg/g of protein per gram cell biomass was obtained and the product had a purity of over 90%% as was further confirmed by 15%% SDS-PAGE with coomassie blue staining (Fig. 3b).
(He did not, apparently, go on to describe Bowie as descended to hell to perform for Satan, as was further reported. See this correction).
Later that year, a dry mound, and deepened wet moat were added, as was further coarse-work covered in broken bottle glass set in mortar.
Universities are big users, as are further education colleges.
Possibilities for reducing the susceptibility to undulation growth are discussed, as are further avenues for research.
Half then go to high school or polytechnic, and half into vocational education, which is also free – as is further and university education.
Unless there is some miracle in terms of a growth spurt that fuels an unexpected windfall revenue gain to the government, further large budget deficits are likely in the near term, as are further increases in government debt.
After finishing the review, the DOL has the option to allow the rule to proceed as is, further delay the compliance date, propose a withdrawal of the rule, or propose amendments to the rule.
