The phrase "understood here as" is correct and can be used in written English to clarify the intended meaning or interpretation of a specific word, phrase, or concept.
Example: "In this context, the term 'diversity' is understood here as encompassing all forms of differences, including race, gender, age, and socioeconomic background."
Sexual rejection is understood here as among the most pernicious forms of physical torture.
Knowledge, or "evidence," is understood here as coming from multiple sources, including research, individual people, group history, and relevant theory.
Integration will be understood here as an appropriate processing of both sets of data for orientation into a uniform spatial coordinate system.
The label on one identifies its innards as "Bush's Baked Beans" and the other as collard greens, understood here as a signifier of black culture.
All of this evidence leads Koestenbaum to his initial diagnosis of Warhol: "Trauma was the motor of his life, and speech the first wound" - speech understood here as the medium of 'normal' intersubjectivity or reciprocity with the world.
This study presents an analytical literature review of the research surrounding the information behavior of writers, understood here as people whose written output is creative in nature and produced outside of the academia or the traditional news media realm.
Rather, intensification, as understood here and as described for peri-urban camel systems in other parts of the world (Faye et al. [2003]), refers to the substitution of extensive land use (grazing on wild forage plants) with intensive input use - essentially, camels are confined in a smaller spaces and live from purchased fodder, trucked in water supplies and modern veterinary medicines.
Then, they planted shabu [meth] on him to cover it up". It is widely understood here that as long as the murder is at least apparently drug-related, the crime will not be investigated or at least not aggressively so.
It is widely understood here that as long as the murder is at least apparently drug-related, the crime will not be investigated or at least not aggressively so.
Anarchism is understood here precisely as a rejection of the normative validity of law; however, even the anarchist can make an argument about what the law in this or that context requires; and when she makes such an argument, she must presuppose the legal point of view, she must argue as if she endorses the basic norm of the relevant legal system.
And the casual references to "the recession" (understood here only as something that poor people must endure) are a lot less interesting than Arthur's fancy toys.
