The phrase "as yet stated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has not been mentioned or expressed up to the current point in time.
Example: "The details of the agreement are as yet stated in the contract."
Alternatives: "not yet mentioned" or "still unaddressed".
It is a feeling widely held, but as yet only privately stated, by most on the right.
As yet, the state of hostility between the two sides of the straits has not formally ended.
Her friend, Jekia Brockman, looked around at the women crying – one of whom flopped over dramatically as yet another state was said to be leaning Trump – and said: "It's not unbelievable.
It will be served in an as yet undetermined state prison.
Given the as yet unenlightened state of our statutory and case law, both parties should resolve to stay out of a courtroom at all costs.
This is the first report of this therapeutic effect with a LAMA but should, along with the other COPD additional symptoms findings, be interpreted with some caution given the generally mild symptoms that patients reported at baseline, the small magnitude of the reductions observed, and the as yet unvalidated state of this tool.
Yet, as stated above in Section 2, phenolics can decompose fast in certain conditions.
Yet, as stated earlier, this type of manipulation involves condition of inattention, which may not be sufficient to prevent any form of consciousness (Block 2005; Lamme 2006).
APP is thus an important exposure and potential confounder to be considered in studies investigating the impact of antipsychotic drugs in clinical settings and yet, as stated, is difficult to characterise on a large scale.
Yet as stated previously, there are multiple factors which may influence this experience; the interaction of culture, genetics, social factors and the environment/context determines the individual woman's experience of menopause.
