The phrase "as a feared" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or typo, as the correct expression is likely "as feared."
Example: "The storm caused more damage than was anticipated, as feared by the meteorologists."
Alternatives: "as anticipated" or "as expected."
The other parishes view him more as a friendly referee than as a feared enforcer of laws.
"We want to be recognized as a feared unit, year in and year out, game in and game out.
In the 1950's, he forced a reluctant Hollywood to accept television, then a new medium, as a potential cash cow rather than as a feared competitor.
From the 1950's until 1990, when he sold his film and television company, MCA, to the Japanese conglomerate Matsushita, Wasserman ruled Hollywood as a feared and fearsome force, shifting the balance of power from the studios to the stars.
As Goldstein put it, "Today the ineffective tenured teacher has emerged as a feared character, a vampiric type who sucks tax dollars into her bloated pension and health care plans, without much regard for the children under her care".
More than 60 years ago, Americans sacrificed in blood and treasure to defeat an idea: that a society could treat an ethnic community that worships differently as a feared and despised enemy within, possessing no rights and suitable only for what the majority wishes to do with it.
If public speaking is as great a fear as they say, I just met the bravest people in Burbank.
Bonds developed, as did a fear among the inmates that Gerecke was planning to go home.
He gave the Barbaro rally a wide berth, as if fearing an attack.
As a fear-monger, I've had powerful company.
The independent investment adviser understandably looks at this as a fear of the unknown.
