The phrase "as yet given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has not been provided or done up to the present time.
Example: "The details of the project have as yet given no indication of its success."
Alternatives: "not yet provided" or "still not given".
Speaker John Boehner has as yet given no public indication of whether – and how soon – he would bring legislation passed by the Senate up for a vote.
With winter already approaching in the Arctic region, it seemed possible that the salvage operation could carry over to next spring, but Russian officials have as yet given no accounting of their plans.
No method has as yet given satisfactory results.
However it's not breaking out specific figures for uptake of that paid tier as yet, given how recent the launch is.
Not that there's much of it as yet — given it's only just relaunched, and is classing this as a public beta.
Testing them is difficult for anyone but the manufacturer, who may not as yet have given the millennium a moment's thought.
He has floated a desire to take charge of building infrastructure; he would get bored with that before long.Not great, but very funnyHe has done better as mayor; yet, given the office's limited powers, more as a cheerleader than an administrator, including through the entertaining journalism for which he remains best known.
Relatively, non-self recognition and phagocytosis have not as yet been given sufficient attention in fish.
Annual reproductive investment was chosen as the life-history trait under selection because less attention in the literature has as yet been given to this trait, compared to growth rate, age and size at maturation, or probabilistic maturation reaction norms (Jørgensen et al. 2007).
The dilemma faced by Toyota and all automakers is: How can you be as efficient as Ford yet give customers exactly the vehicle they want how can you, that is, build to order and still build cheaply?
Lancashire police, who yesterday described the accomodation where the cockle pickers were housed in Liverpool's Kensington district as "appaling", have not yet given their inquiry a murder or manslaughter tag.
