The phrase "as was made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that was created or constructed in a specific manner, often in a passive voice context.
Example: "The report was structured as was made clear in the initial meeting."
Alternatives: "as was done" or "as was created".
His interest in Sri Lanka continued throughout his career, as was made clear when it emerged on Sunday that his former flatmate Adam Werritty had attended a meeting between Fox and the Sri Lankan president, Mahinda Rajapaksa.
But these are mostly by invitation only — reminiscent of Mr. Bush's town-hall-style meetings of 2004 — as was made obvious by the succession of softball and adulatory questions floated across his plate.
Torrey Pines, the site of 8 of his 75 tour victories, is where Woods's imagination takes flight, as was made plain down the stretch of his closing 72, which propelled him to a four-stroke victory in the Farmers Insurance Open over the defending champion, Brandt Snedeker (69), and Josh Teater (69).
But as was made clear in today's voting here, at a gathering of the party's governing national committee, Mr. Ventura never had the iron grip on the party that Mr. Perot had for so many years, and now presumably has once again.
But as was made clear by Fox News and other conservative outlets over the past few days, the longstanding conflict between those who conceive of the sacred as above and beyond the world, and those who see it all around and themselves belonging to it, is not going away anytime soon.
Robert Young, a scientist at Western Carolina University, said that by developing low-lying coastal areas, we are all too vulnerable to storms at current sea levels, as was made clear last week in the New York area by the devastation wrought by Hurricane Sandy.
