The phrase "as we properly" is not a complete or standard expression in written English, and its usage may be unclear without additional context.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to doing something in a correct or appropriate manner, but it typically requires further elaboration to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We should proceed with the project as we properly discussed in our last meeting."
Alternatives: "as we appropriately" or "as we correctly".
As more lifted passages are identified, "Assassin of Secrets" is looking more and more like pastiche or collage, rather than a "novel," as we properly understand the word.
Mr. Gates has acknowledged that the president will be watching closely "to ensure that we don't dawdle or try to slow-roll this" and that Mr. Obama expects the military to prepare "as quickly as we properly and comprehensively could".
This Memorial Day weekend, as we properly honor the U.S. military heroes who've fought so valiantly to secure our safety and liberty, the U.S. Congress is voting on the status of the expiring PATRIOT Act.
This ensured that our father's needs were properly attended to by loving individuals, while it also preserved money for our family as we properly spent down for potential future Medicaid benefits.
The circuit court overruled this view, and, as we think, properly.
" I like to think of myself as a good landlord; we properly decorate all the flats and houses and everything is legally compliant.
As discussed above, if we properly choose the range R, the randomness in the ciphertext selection process will effectively mitigate the useful information revealed to the cloud server.
(As a matter of procedure we properly ought to start by thanking the fanatics who borrowed from the show's spirit of communitarianism, sending CBS executives 20 tons of peanuts to rescue the series from cancellation).
The wall we saw as we entered was properly adorned.
"This is entirely our responsibility and failing, as we did not properly manage emergency-room staff," the BBC reported him as saying.
Comedy is a beautiful thing, it lets us wrestle with the world's issues, and as long as we use it properly and separate the fictional Deadpools from the real Adam Pearsons, then long may it live on.
