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The phrase "as a journal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that functions or is intended to function in the capacity of a journal, such as a publication or a personal diary.
Example: "She decided to keep her thoughts organized as a journal to reflect on her experiences."
Alternatives: "in the form of a journal" or "as a diary".
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The E60 includes apps such as a journal, journal, scheduler and memo for writing.
She also bought a 200-page sketchbook to use as a journal.
Before that, he was a journalist at New Scientist and worked at the Institute of Physics as a journal editor.
Ultimately, the shift had to be treated as a "journal entry" by WorldCom's director of property accounting.
The novel is recounted as a journal, and the series intermittently delivers moments of autobiographical voice-over that never veer to the lugubrious.
The bridegroom's mother retired this month as a journal editor for the department of psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine.
"Why would anyone want to be an editor?" The pseudonymous "Female Science Professor" answers burning questions about her job as a journal editor.
Ferguson's latest intervention came as a journal purportedly written by Roberts, containing explicit details of an alleged encounter with Andrew, was published on a US website.
He eventually founded his own advertising firm as well as a journal for contemporary arts, and he opened a gallery in Shanghai.
When I became editor in late 2008, my aim was to remake the NS as a journal more in the American literary-political tradition.
Use the finished book as a journal to record your feelings surrounding the terrorist attacks, the current "war on terrorism" and other related issues.
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