The phrase "as widely documented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or evidence that has been extensively recorded or reported in various sources.
Example: "The effects of climate change are as widely documented in scientific literature as they are in popular media."
Alternatives: "as extensively recorded" or "as thoroughly reported".
The Battle of Majnoon wasn't nearly as widely documented as Hussein's use of vast chemical weapons arsenals on Iraq's rebellious Kurds, whose poisoned bodies littering the roadsides have been shown time and again on Western television during the past 10 days.
However, as widely documented in the literature, rural markets indeveloping countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, are rarely competitive(Barret and Mutambatsere 2007).
Microfibrils are discontinuous 5-mer repeats of collagen molecules with diameters of around 4 5 nm, as widely documented by XRD studies [48,50,57 61].
Moreover, very limited overlap is usually present among dysregulated genes resulting from different expression profiling analyses, as widely documented from studies on MECP2.
The Tet system in its current configuration has proven its capacity to achieve such background free expression, as widely documented in the literature.
Testosterone supplementation can increase BMD in hypogonadal men, as widely documented in literature (Crawford et al 2003; Amory et al 2004; Benito et al 2005) and as recently confirmed by a well-performed meta-analysis (Isidori et al 2005).
Most of the actions of patients with chronic pain are aimed at avoiding painful sensations and emotions as well as thoughts or memories associated with pain, but paradoxically, as has been widely documented [ 8, 9], avoidance behaviour leads to disability.
Over time, state after state removed geographic restrictions on banks' operations.The consequences, as has been widely documented, were dramatic from a business point of view.
Likewise, as has been widely documented, more than twenty of our NATO allies -- including those with whom our troops serve alongside in Iraq and Afghanistan -- allow gay men and women to serve openly, and the sky has not fallen.
"Poachers killing wildlife for their body parts also increasingly use poison, as has been widely documented in the case of the cyanide poisonings of elephants in Zimbabwe," he said.
These findings may suggest differential vulnerabilities to risk factors for various non-communicable diseases, as have been widely documented in other indigenous populations [ 43].
