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The phrase "act as a bed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that serves the function or purpose of a bed, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "In this small apartment, the couch must act as a bed for guests who stay overnight."
Alternatives: "serve as a bed" or "function as a bed".
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Mix well, then spread in the center of the baking sheet, making a swath just large enough to act as a bed for the fillets).
So, initially after the intro music, I used the attribute on a four-bar loop, to act as a bed under the voices, and although it worked pretty well, there was always a slight momentary delay as the loop retriggered.
It's a single plywood unit that can act as a bed, home office, closet and storage space, and it changes configurations on command.
On "Never Be Like You," future bass hallmarks like synth swells and rhythmic syncopations from Flume act as a bed for Kai's pop coloratura.
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Since the shore of Gulf of Aqaba has a temperature perfect to sustain corals, the marine lagoon acts as a bed for housing coral nurseries.
(Don't look now, but here's the meal's second vegetable: a crisp red-cabbage leaf, which acts as a bed for the fry detritus).
Raw white cabbage dressed in ponzu acts as a bed for chicken hearts, chicken skin and almost-raw chicken with wasabi.
In addition, the 4x6 piece of lumber acts as a bedding saver reducing the amount of bedding needed once the stalls have been filled.
The Luca sectional sofa includes a chaise ($879) large enough to act as a guest bed.
In 2000 he co-founded a software company, Praja, which was meant to act as a test bed for his ideas, particularly his commitment to bringing information to ordinary people.
The Suaineadh project was aimed to deploy a 2×2m2 space web by centrifugal forces in milli-gravity conditions and act as a test bed for the space web technology.
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