The phrase "as a covenant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing agreements, promises, or commitments, often in legal, religious, or formal settings.
Example: "The parties agreed to the terms outlined in the contract, which they viewed as a covenant binding them to their commitments."
Alternatives: "as an agreement" or "as a promise".
Between 1628 and 1640 the Massachusetts Bay Colony was developed as a covenant community.
The angrier abolitionists saw it, in William Lloyd Garrison's words, as "a covenant with death and an agreement with hell".
In Rome the achievement of pax, or peace, was defined as a covenant between states or kingdoms that creates a "just" situation and that rests upon bilateral recognition.
Israel sees a treaty as a covenant requiring both sides to make compromises that ultimately enable all to live in peace.
As a covenant, it is always interpreted through the negotiations of relationships among those invested in this student's ministerial formation through supervised ministry.
The covenant with David — another scholar, Moshe Weinfeld, whom I've mentioned before as well, he describes the covenant with David as a covenant of grant.
Though gods are often invoked as guarantors of promises sworn to in Iranian and, in India, pre-Hindu Vedic religious traditions, the covenant with a deity or the community as a covenant-bound one apparently was of relatively little importance.
Due to this conflict, 'Abdu'l-Bahá later ex-communicated his brother as a covenant-breaker.
He defended the baptism of children by describing it as a sign of a Christian's covenant with God just as God made a covenant with Abraham.
Fayad outlined a number of problems with the project, such as its inconsistency with a covenant in the area, but focused on deficiencies in a city staff report responding to his appeal, as well as a questionable rendering submitted by his neighbor in the application for the proposed addition, which seemed to skew it to look considerably smaller.
"One of the characteristics of a covenant," as Mrs. Austin put it, "is a tangible sign.
