"such facts as" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to introduce examples of facts or information which support the main point of a statement. Example: "Such facts as these provide evidence of the troubling state of our economy."
Such facts as have emerged suggest a very "brief encounter," as developed in this St . LouisPost-Dispatch analysis of Wilson's radio logs.
The stories included such facts as that He had a boil during the Potsdam Conference.
It is such facts as these that compel our aesthetic attention.
Mrs Kanka is convinced that the system has worked well, but such facts as exist are not all encouraging.
Although we are not permitted to talk to our clients, such facts as we have been able to cobble together tell a different story.
The Apprendi ruling raised the further question of whether judges could continue to impose mandatory minimum sentences based on their own determination of such facts as the quantity of drugs involved in a narcotics case.
So if you adopt as fact something that you cannot prove to be true or use such fact as the basis for comment, then you too can get sued.
St. John, who was a nonproducing vendor, offered to prove such fact as to the milk he offered for sale, but the proof was rejected and he was convicted of violating the law.
Does this mean that for anti-realists the world contains no such fact as the fact that Socrates did one or the other of these two things?
(And let me simply note here how disorienting it is to be cut off from the internet and thus unable to verify any such fact as this.
To shy away from such facts is as self-defeating as denying the overwhelming science that the planet's getting hotter.
