'correct as indicated' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to suggest agreement or endorsement of a statement. For example: I would like to confirm that the data is correct as indicated.
Our earlier recommendation, based primarily on new leadership and a shift in company strategy, appears to have been correct, as indicated by the positive move in share price.
Two of 24 candidates were found to be correct as indicated by the amplification of a 0.3 kb fragment representing the fusion between the PAP85 promoter and the attR1 end of RfA-Destination cassette and a 1.1 kb fragment representing the fusion between the PAP85 terminator and the attR2 end.
In our paper Novel Kernel-based Recognizers of Human Actions[1], several sentences should be corrected as indicated below.
In our paper Distributed beamforming designs to improve physical layer security in wireless relay networks[1], several equations should be corrected as indicated below.
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7, "cytoplasmic domains of histidine kinases have been used as model to study... .........., should be "model s "." This is corrected as indicated.
Interpreting taxa relatedness on phylogenetic trees requires both knowledge of correct reasoning, as indicated by student reasoning descriptions (Table 3), and application of correct reasoning, as indicated by selecting correct answers for taxa-relatedness questions.
The Acc bees following Aml dances were not only recruited to the experimental feeder, but also preferentially chose the one at the correct distance (as indicated by Aml dances), when two unscented dummy feeders were presented at nearer and farther locations.
Table 1 shows the differences between the two conditions in terms of correct responses as indicated by national guidelines.
Coordinates derived from CPHs or postcodes were checked to ensure they fell within the correct parish as indicated by the farm's CPH number.
Consistent identification is related to familiarity and correct identification, as indicated by a higher frequency of consistent identifications for high than low familiar odors as well as for correctly than incorrectly identified (high familiar) odors.
