The phrase "was discussed before" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a topic or issue that has already been talked about or mentioned in the past. Example: "The decision to implement new safety protocols was discussed before, but it was ultimately deemed unnecessary at the time."
As it was discussed before in "The scanning PSD microscopy" section, there is a method for performing the same measurements for transparent objects.
As was discussed before, the main objective and focus of the proposed algorithm is to minimize the energy consumption of the network.
The connection between the phase field model B (Cahn-Hilliard equation) and the diffusion-controlled LSW theory was discussed before by Bray (1994).
As was discussed before, in a more complex environment, the pedestrian considers various parameters in a multi-criteria decision making process to maximize his benefits and fulfill his desires in the process of informal path formation.
The influence of age in stroke outcome was discussed before; patients with strokes of cardio-embolic or large artery etiology tend to have worse prognosis for recovery compared with other ischemic stroke subtypes (Lima et al. 2014).
While the former was discussed before, the effects of the water saturation in the fracture section of fractured reservoirs will be discussed in this sensitivity analysis by defining a new alternative from the base case of higher viscosity, having 50%% water percentage in fracture section as initial water saturation rather than the 30%% water saturation in all other cases.
As has been discussed before, men aren't allowed to get ill.
This issue had obviously been discussed before, and he wasnt searching for input.
This issue has been discussed before, and the UK has long opposed reform.
Mandatory drug treatment for sex offenders has been discussed before in Turkey.
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