The phrase "as a command of" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward in certain contexts.
It could be used when referring to something that is being issued or directed as an authoritative instruction, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The manager issued the new policy as a command of the board to ensure compliance across all departments."
Alternatives: "as an order from" or "as a directive from".
To teach a dog to come it must first be taught as a command of closeness.
Think of it not as a command of optimal control but one of convenience.
This, in turn, entails that if there are those who show academic prowess, they should be given the tools, such as a command of language and rational argument, with which they can progress, and they should sit examinations, success in which will prove to the world that they are good at their work.
After seeing Ms. Barak's short work, "A Simple Symphony," in February as part of City Ballet's season, Ms. DeNike said, Ms. Barak became an obvious choice to bring that energy as well as a command of Balanchine technique to the new work.
Freewheeling constitutionalism it isn't, but this vision of "rule of law" does generally match up with what is usually termed the "positivist" understanding: most simply and influentially posited by John Austin as a "command of the sovereign backed by the threat of punishment".
One of the minivan's first attractions was the high seating position that Chrysler presented as a "command-of-the-road" view.
His team of 120, including four generals, has almost as great a command of detail as do the Israelis and Palestinians.
She says she was "a lost pathetic child" who, at 20, "still had a childlike view of people" and who didn't have as good a command of Italian as she liked to think.
It helps, too, that Thielemann has as sure a command of the composer's idiom as any conductor today.
Conditional commands can, likewise, be construed as having the force of a command of the consequent, conditional upon the antecedent's being true.
He was phenomenally industrious as a researcher, and had a command of powerful, emotional narrative.
