The phrase "clarified as" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means to explain or make something clear. Example: The teacher clarified the instructions as she could see some students were confused.
This has been clarified, as has a heading that originally referred to the "European court".
He adds that the language of the proposed contract of the new body should be clarified as quickly as possible.
Firstly, the distinct physical chemical nature of the GBMs available is clarified, as well as the production methods involved.
Other key suggestions of the committee include that the language around encryption should be clarified, as noted by Lord Strasburger — and in line with calls from other critics.
The roles of spontaneous neural activity and molecular signaling in innate, experience-independent development have been clarified, as have the later roles of visual experience.
However, neither the odor properties of natal stream water nor the imprinting mechanisms, timing and duration have been clarified as yet.
When stated, the pellets were further extracted by sonication in a buffer containing 400 mM KCl, and clarified as above.
Recommendations for the discontinuation of cognitive enhancers were revised and clarified, as well as the risks associated with discontinuing these drugs.
Therefore, the role of interspecies crosses in yeast populations need to be better clarified, as well as the events involved in the hybrid genome formation and stabilization.
ESE is later clarified as an umbrella term containing schemes which in reality are voluntary.
This phrase has been clarified as "roughly one sixth of the world's adult population".
