The phrase "as a lockup" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to design, branding, or security, often referring to a specific arrangement or format of elements.
Example: "The logo should be displayed as a lockup with the tagline positioned directly beneath it for clarity."
Alternatives: "as a combination" or "in a fixed format".
WALL STREET JOURNAL As Lockup Expires, Groupon's Shares Plunge | Shares in the online coupon giant tumbled as much as 10 percent on Friday, and by midafternoon remained mired at about $9.65 a share, as a lockup on insider selling expired.
The block house continued to be used as a lockup for soldiers and, Booth believes, as a store and a useful shelter for people sloping off for a cigarette.
Mr. Freiberger, a western German investor whose jaunty bow tie and quicksilver smile suggest a wheeler-dealer rather than a warden, bought the 140-year-old women's jail in 2003, drawn by its forbidding reputation as a lockup for women who were political prisoners during Communist times.
The current location once served as a lockup facility for the Chicago Police Department.
Furthermore, the DCRP does not include data on any facility that is classified as a temporary lockup (Noonan 2016; Reilly 2016), and several states fail to submit data on jail deaths to the DCRP because their jails and prisons are part of singular, fully integrated system (i.e., CT, DE, HI, RI, and VT) (Noonan 2016).
The cable partners, with 44 million customer homes, agreed to use At Home as their exclusive Internet provider, a lockup that was to run until this month.
On Friday, a lockup period will expire for 156 million shares of Facebook, and Elisse B. Walter will succeed Mary L. Schapiro as chairwoman of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
As a result, the perfume is called Clinique Happy, a phrasing combining the brand and the product name in what the industry calls a "lockup".
He advises against shorting against stocks just because a lockup expiration is coming up.
According to reports, Johnson & Johnson's possible purchase of pharmaceutical company Alza isn't a lockup.
The shares could only be sold after a lockup period that ended in October.
