The phrase "as a periphery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is on the outskirts or margins of a main subject or area, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The artist's work is often viewed as a periphery to the mainstream art movement, highlighting themes that are frequently overlooked."
Alternatives: "on the outskirts" or "in the margins".
First, the removal of the Iron Curtain has opened up the whole of Eastern Europe as a labour periphery with strong migration flows to the core, facilitated by EU accession in some cases.
For the data analysis the open-field arena was divided into two zones, a periphery, defined as a 7 cm wide area along the walls, and a centre zone defined as the (28 × 28) cm square in the centre.
This is abrasive, and so, at its best, is Ryan's poetry, as in "Periphery": Fountains, for instance, have a periphery at some distance from the spray.
A game though feels like a periphery project, often viewed as merchandise to accompany the film's release.
Because we call the cities by the name of the old historical town centers, all the other areas have no name and are perceived as an undifferentiated periphery.
But while the apparent north-south divide makes it easy to classify the crisis as a centre-periphery conflict, the reality is more complex.
In this section, we simulate the relative liabilities matrix Π as a core-periphery random network and observe how this affects the impact of bankruptcy costs, cross-holdings, and fire sales on the number of defaults.
Immanuel Wallerstein's world system theory added the semi-periphery to core and periphery, which has certain features different to the core and to the periphery.4 The semi-periphery would act as a core for the periphery, while it was a buffer between the core and the periphery.
In addition, it can be argued that all four have acted in ways that have imposed significant domestic constraints on a variety of formally sovereign entities, viewing them as a kind of periphery to be governed by the imperial center.
As a consequence, the periphery of the electric field at any particular point could not directly influence the adjacent ones, and thus the observed effects were specific for the stimulated point.
