The phrase "and as proper" is not a standard expression in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing appropriateness or correctness, but it would need additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The report should be formatted correctly and as proper for submission to the committee."
Alternatives: "and appropriately" or "and correctly".
Bonaventure locates knowledge of God's existence within all three parts of an Aristotelian science as demonstrated conclusion, as common axiom, and as proper postulate.
It is truly wonderful that from the same quarter it should be urged, as dangerous to yeild a full power over trade, lest the Northern interest should overburden it with duties; and as proper to make an alteration, that might drive the Government into the necessity of overburdening it.
"They can either come in and participate as proper and responsible members of the international community, or they will face the risk of increasing confrontation," he said.
Early in the war, Union strategists settled on the Mississippi and tributary rivers such as the Cumberland and Tennessee as proper avenues of attack.
To distinguish this more general class of transformations from those of equations (101) and (102), one sometimes refers to (101) and (102) as proper Lorentz transformations.
He just doesn't seem to have counted that kind of running – running without intensity and pain – as proper training.
They sound both ridiculously uncool and ridiculously talented, playing the sort of thing that people will cling to and hail as "proper" music.
Those of us who followed the women's liberation movement in the 1970s valued strong, sound arguments and brainpower as proper tools for convincing others of our positions.
So what we think of in the UK and US as proper QE is coming to the eurozone soon.
The assumption that facts contain objects, properties and relations as proper parts may be criticised (Lowe 1998, Vallicella 2002, Künne 2003).
In fact, this property holds for all pairs of strings having respectively α and β as proper locus.
