Collocation
As discussed...
Referring back to a previous conversation, meeting, or agreement; in accordance with what was talked about.
Definition
'As discussed...' is a common English collocation. Referring back to a previous conversation, meeting, or agreement; in accordance with what was talked about.
As + discussed
“As discussed, we will proceed with the new marketing strategy next quarter.”
Examples
- As discussed in our last meeting, the project deadline has been extended by two weeks.
- The revised budget, as discussed earlier, needs to be finalized before the end of the day.
- I am sending you the updated proposal, as discussed during our phone call yesterday.
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- We decided to postpone the product launch until next month, as discussed with the marketing team.
- Please ensure all necessary paperwork is submitted by Friday, as discussed in the project brief.
- Considering the recent market fluctuations, as discussed, we should re-evaluate our long-term investment strategy.
- The architectural changes for the new building, as discussed with the client, will be implemented next month.
- Could you provide an urgent update on the new feature set, as discussed last Friday?
- As discussed, the primary objective for this quarter is to increase customer satisfaction by 10%.
- Your new compensation package, as discussed extensively during the interview process, includes comprehensive health benefits.
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