As discussed vs as dicussed with you

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'As discussed' is a common phrase used to refer to something that has been previously talked about, while 'as discussed with you' specifies that the discussion took place with a particular person.

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As discussed

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to refer to something that has been previously talked about or mentioned.

Examples:

As discussed earlier, we will proceed with the project.
The changes were made as discussed in the meeting.
The decision was made as discussed with the team.
As discussed, the budget for the event has been approved.
The report will be submitted as discussed.

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As discussed, I'm in Toronto.
Bright and early, as discussed.
As discussed in Section 9.5.1.2, a fee of 250 basis points can be considered too low for a facility within the broad BB/Ba rating category.
As discussed in Section 4.2 above, the European Parliament plays a key role in holding the ECB accountable for the conduct of monetary policy and related tasks.
As discussed further below, the FTC also commits to addressing false claims of participation in the Privacy Shield Framework.
As discussed above, Regulation (EU) No 1071/2013 (ECB/2013/33) allows MFIs to report purchased loans at their transaction value (as long as this is a national practice applied by all MFIs resident in the country).
As discussed under Section (ii) below, the amendments unfortunately do not seek to broaden the scope of application of the Directive to include electronic communication services in private networks.
As discussed previously, the issue of widening the franchise to national elections would require a treaty change and should, therefore, be properly the subject of a Convention charged to consider the relationship between EU citizenship and electoral reform.
As discussed in Lisbon, this is one of the European Union's objectives and we have often said, and many Councils have said, that there must be a significant reduction in poverty by 2010, but there is unfortunately not much sign of that happening.
As discussed more fully below, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, a court composed of independent federal judges, is responsible for oversight and compliance of any signals intelligence collection activities conducted pursuant to FISA.
As discussed in Section 9.5.2 above, the IRR of the project can be considered in line with the rate of return which a project of this size and characterised by this level of uncertainty can be expected to attain.
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There's one gallon, as discussed.
Moreover, European «regional» integration is advancing in parallel with globalisation, which is also having far-reaching and pervasive effects, as discussed in Chapters 5 and 6.
They will also have important implications for a future Monetary Union, as discussed in Chapter II.
For chapters belonging to this title, the appropriations can be committed only following a transfer as discussed in part 1 of the report.
This last hypothesis would certainly raise proportionality issues, as discussed further in Chapter V, under point 3.
Aid consignments containing GMOs, as discussed at the Johannesburg Summit, must not take place.
And then I can proceed as discussed?
One such area is our forthcoming proposals on CO2 and motor vehicles, as discussed in the European Parliament at the October plenary session.

Alternatives:

as mentioned
as agreed
as decided
as outlined
as planned

as dicussed with you

This phrase is correct but less commonly used than 'as discussed'. It specifies that the discussion took place with a particular person.

This phrase is used to refer to something that has been previously talked about or mentioned, specifically in the context of a discussion with a particular person.