The phrase "as a paste" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a substance or mixture that has a thick, sticky consistency similar to that of a paste.
Example: "The mixture should be stirred until it reaches a consistency similar to that of a paste."
Alternatives: "in a paste form" or "like a paste".
Dithranol, a derivative of tar, applied directly to the psoriatic plaques as a paste, was in the past the stand-by treatment but because it could burn normal skin it had to be applied in hospital by trained nurses and required a stay of two to three weeks.
Anchovies come in three forms: canned, salted and as a paste.
Ca(OH 2 powder can be mixed with different vehicles and used as a paste for temporary intracanal treatment.
The largest single use of litharge, sometimes blended with red lead and other additives, is as a paste material for storage batteries.
The physicians using these methods introduced artificial contrast agents, such as a paste consisting of barium sulfate, which is inert and nontoxic when taken by mouth.
'O.K., what does blue cheese go well with?' " He now serves fermented lamb tallow as a paste with dried cod, smeared on a cheesy waffle a savory twist on a traditional Faroese sweet that is usually served with coffee.
As late as 1837, a paste or wax seal was affixed to fumigated letters.
He worked as a paste-up artist and a typographer at one advertising agency, and then became art director and subsequently group head at Charles Barker Advertising.
Therefore, the use of alternative viscous liquids with chemical inertness and inherent conductivity as a pasting binder may be very helpful for improving the electroanalytical performance of the CPE[19].
Shapeways uses more materials like metal, and prints out whatever shape by taking the metal, which has been pulverized, and heating it up and printing it out as a paste-like material.
You can do this yourself, such as applying a paste of egg white on your face for about 15 minutes; this will tighten your pores.
