The phrase "as a highly functioning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who operates effectively or efficiently, often in a specific context such as mental health or professional performance.
Example: "As a highly functioning individual, she manages her responsibilities with remarkable efficiency despite the challenges she faces."
Alternatives: "as a well-functioning" or "as a high-performing".
What the last few years have done is underscore Israel's success as a highly functioning democracy — a rambunctious democracy, but a highly functioning democracy.
The DEA, whatever the value of its ultimate mission, is widely credited as a highly functioning agency, with an impressive array of confidential informants, the ability to trace complex financial transactions and a history of successfully placing undercover operatives deep inside closed groups of militants.
This emphasizes the importance of a highly functioning team as the foundation of a safe and effective service.
But, as an otherwise highly functioning teen-ager, he would sometimes pretend to be homeless.
This is especially common in advanced cases of dementia as you witness a once highly functioning person now struggle to recall names and repeat basic questions.
Temple does a lot but she doesn't change a lot: she's pretty much always funny, direct and smart as people with highly functioning autism can be.
Even as a highly-functioning person with this disorder, I must still make decisions that impact my life on a day to day basis.
These databases provide specific metabolic roles for genes acting as a highly refined function prediction.
Over the range of 0 1 mA, the energy of this shock-evoked sound (measured in dB) increases as a highly linear function of shock amperage (data shown in Online Resource 1).
While pathway analysis did not identify any canonical pathways to a high level of significance, chemotaxis of eosinophils was identified as a highly significant function (P = 6.4 × 10-5) (see Additional file 7), and eosinophil levels correlated well with RNAs for all of the aforementioned chemokines and cytokine (see Additional file 11).
Smac forms a dimer and concurrently binds both the BIR2 and BIR3 domains in XIAP, functioning as a highly efficient and potent cellular inhibitor of XIAP.
