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The phrase "than when I described" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between two situations or descriptions, indicating that one is different from the other. Example: "The situation is more complicated now than when I described it last week."
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"No characterization of the work relationship I shared with a uniquely close colleague could have been more personally harmful than when I described that co-worker as a 'soul-mate,'" he wrote.
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Access's investment goal for the fund was just a quarter of a percent more than a typical money market fund returns; when I described those goals to Peter Crane, a money fund expert, he chuckled at how unambitious they were.
When I described the experiment to Lincoln Taiz, he suggested the words "habituation" or "desensitization" would be more appropriate than "learning".
"When I described that person, I realized I was describing Chris," she said.
When I described it, she began pressing me for details.
When I finally found my place I waffled, but when I described it to Nora, she said, "Perfect.
"I remember that dress," Gaultier said, when I described it to him.
When I describe it in a book, I'm actually describing my own thoughts about the tree.
When I describe this as a couples app for co-founders, I mean that pretty literally.
In fact, when I describe my life back then, I'm more often to call myself a beach bum than a college student.
It's the same old boat I describe in Lila - 32 years old now and in better shape than when I bought it.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com