The phrase "as a confluence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the coming together or merging of different elements, ideas, or influences.
Example: "The festival was celebrated as a confluence of various cultural traditions, showcasing the diversity of our community."
Alternatives: "as a merging of" or "as a meeting point of".
"Mark and I see it as a confluence of the DVX – we really see that as the driving motivator.
A person attuned to science fiction might think of New York State government as a confluence of the real world and the otherworldly.
As a confluence of leaks, lies and White House efforts to muzzle the press, the parallels between Nixon and Trump cannot be overstated.
Modisakeng's belief that Johannesburg now exists as a "confluence of otherwise removed cultural influences," reinforces the significance of places like Newtown for the city in providing an "environment with various cultures converging in one place".
Then Alistair MacGibbon, special adviser to the prime minister on cyber security, was also sanguine about describing the incident as an attack, but he thought developments overnight could be more accurately described as "a confluence of events".
The US box-office juggernaut will rumble on this weekend as a confluence of events serves to cement the growing belief among Hollywood bigwigs that this year will indeed set a new record.
The sample preparation protocol, in brief, is as follows; HeLa cells grown at a confluence of 80% were incubated with 30 mg HGMNS-PEG-12 for 24 h in T-75 flasks.
However, Cairo University, the site of the speech as well as a historical setting for pro-democracy protests - including those in favor of the outlawed but extremely popular Muslim Brotherhood party - is seen as symbolic of a confluence of East and West.
As IA is a confluence of substance use and addictive disorder, we hypothesized that the prevalence of psychiatric co-morbidity in IA would be similar to the prevalence of psychiatry co-morbidity in substance use and addictive disorders in general.
"It's about a confluence of events, as well as what happens in the mind of one individual.
It revealed that maternal health emerged as a political priority in India in 2005 as a result of a confluence of events concerning problem definition, the generation of policy alternatives and political change.
