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The phrase "detected as a" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to denote that something has been identified or noticed as a certain thing. For example, "This new virus was detected as a potential threat."
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D.C.I.S. is too small to be detected as a lump by a woman or her doctor.
Ironically, van Meegeren never was detected as a forger.
The storm was first detected as a tropical depression a full five days before it made landfall.
The central star of the Crab Nebula has been detected as a radio (and optical) pulsar.
If your cancer was detected as a result of symptoms, nothing in the study should change the medical advice you have already received.
The findings, he said, "suggest that the spectrum of disease is wider than what we saw" when SARS was first detected as a severe form of atypical pneumonia.
And even if the cancer was detected as a result of P.S.A. screening, the data have limited applicability to one's personal situation.
Benzene was previously detected as a heat-induced contaminant in infant carrot juices.
Using this method, the bleomycin hydrolase gene (BLMH) was detected as a candidate suppressor gene.
Acetic acid was detected as a stable major intermediate via a fragile intermediate of acetaldehyde.
Adsorbed NO has been detected as a stable intermediate in this media.
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