The phrase "as a listserv" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a mailing list or online discussion group that operates via email, typically for sharing information or facilitating discussions among members.
Example: "We will be sharing updates and resources as a listserv to ensure everyone stays informed."
Alternatives: "in a mailing list format" or "as an email group".
As a result of these workshops, a listserv has been created for the professional women members of NOBCChE to discuss topics of interest such as careers and issues that women scientists face in the workplace.
It also lacks the networking requisite of a forum or a listserv, devices that tend to generate lots of visits as well as providing a virtual water cooler by which chemistry trainees and professionals can explore each other?s experiences and random insights.
As a result, FIC has set up a Listserv to facilitate communication among developing country postdocs.
But he said his concerns led the APA to convene a Presidential Taskforce on Psychological Ethics and National Security, often referred to as PENS, where ethical questions about psychologists' participation was discussed on a listserv.
All respondents were interested in future collaboration through using a listserv to share information electronically with other SRCs, a national data bank of all SRCs, as well as collaborative research.
It is possible that our listserv identification was not accurate as HCP contact information may have changed or HCPs may have subscribed to a listserv after the study began, which in turn means our estimates of the rate at which messages were received by participants may have been underestimated.
As "compassion turns to paranoia" and "nobility turns to self-righteousness," one woman rebukes another in a Listserv exchange: "Don't poop on me from your high perch".
To save money, he started Chinapol, a Listserv group whose first members were mostly academics.
"We sent this out on a listserv, and it just exploded," Ms. Sorrough said.
"Gardens are often about heart, and family, and friendship, and individual aesthetic," Ann Scoffier of Cathedral Heights, said on a Listserv.
