"has hereby" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to introduce a formal declaration or statement, and should typically be followed by a verb. An example sentence would be: "The company has hereby declared its commitment to sustainability practices."
The future, it seems, belongs to the next generation, one MTV has hereby decreed shall be dubbed The Founders, a name that, despite being a real word, is somehow very creepy, like the title of a supposed self-actualization men's group your father would join in an attempt to get over your mother leaving, who before long would mysteriously have power of attorney over him.
The strengthening of the mechanical stability of BP has hereby been explored by the combination of BP and linear polymeric chains displaying non-covalent π-interactions with CNTs.
The suggestion of the X-radiograph has hereby been confirmed: part of the sculpture was 'cast on'.
Although Ca2+ release from the ER has hereby a major role, it is important to note that also other intracellular compartments may contribute to the control of autophagic flux by Ca2+, including the lysosomes.
We have hereby emphasized on social forms of capital including family capital.
In view of these, we have hereby modified the NaYF4:50%Yb1%Er@carboxyl UCNPs-encoded PEGDA microbeads surface with carboxyl groups, following their coating with a layer of silica.
We have hereby provided VRP threshold values that define the transition from phreatic phreatomagmatic activity, through high fumarole activity (HFA), to a Strombolian phase at Nakadake.
More than 30 autophagy genes (atg) have hereby been identified as essential regulators [ 1, 13].
Based on the best-hit score we have hereby called it PfSUMO.
We have hereby opened up a new field of investigation into biomarkers of this tumor type and have identified two promising candidate genes: LGALS4 and CLU.
The present research hereby has provided valuable information for further discovery of NDM-1 inhibitors.
