The phrase "as wherein" is correct and usable in written English, though it is somewhat archaic and formal.
It can be used to indicate a specific context or situation in which something is true or applicable.
Example: "The contract specifies the terms of payment, as wherein the buyer agrees to pay within thirty days of receipt."
Alternatives: "in which" or "where".
These characters can help shape the moral of the story as well, wherein the narrator can construct a moral that is a clearer call-to-action (in opinion pieces like Example 2) or policy solution (like Example 1).
The mobile app takes advantage of the FDA's adaptive design concept as well, wherein a trial can be course-corrected mid-study, Silverman said.
The software used for analysis of the ICP recordings (Sensometrics Software) is manufactured by a software company (dPCom AS, Oslo) wherein Per Kristian Eide MD PhD has a financial interest.
He enjoyed the way the show presented the story as one wherein, "we spend as much time watching Mulder from the outside as we do seeing events from his perspective," because it "makes things interesting".
But the principal problem with the program is the singer's seeming lack of comfort with works as subtly suggestive as these, wherein operatic acting and projection work against the composer's dictates.
Not to mention the fact that it is a caucus, which by definition, is not nearly as representative or participatory as primaries wherein so many more people cast their ballots.
In the tubes prepared for autotrophic growth, the precipitates included copper sulfate, and iron (hydro oxides wherein As may be adsorbed (Fig. 2a).
This includes all vertebrates and arthropods such as Drosophila, wherein cell lineage varies between individuals; embryos and organs.
Simvastatin was also size reduced by supercritical antisolvent (SAS) method using CO2 as antisolvent, wherein particle size was reduced from 71.3 ± 0.87 μm to 16.54 ± 0.38 μm.
The foam-filled thin-walled square tubes are modeled as shell wherein, foam core is modeled by incorporating visco-elastic plastic foam model in Altair® RADIOSSTM.
