The phrase "as a picker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is identifying themselves or describing their role in a specific task or job, particularly in relation to selecting or gathering items.
Example: "As a picker in the warehouse, my job is to efficiently gather products for shipment."
Alternatives: "in the role of a picker" or "as a selection worker".
"My father came from the Punjab, which was the bread basket of India, and worked as a picker".
The purchase was made under the guidance of Peter Silverman, a Canadian collector who has a reputation in the business (though he dislikes the term) as a "picker" — someone who scours auction houses for undervalued works.
Shortly after her injury, Quinones explained, Amazon's leave of absence team told her she had to return to work as a picker in December 2017 against her doctor's orders.
He has worked as a picker in the southern fruit orchards, a dishwasher in some highly unrecommended restaurants and now as an itinerant construction worker in the Bronx and in Rockland and Westchester Counties.
Robert Loughlin, an artist and quirky sage of Modernist design whose work as a "picker" and dealer in 20th-century furnishings influenced high-end interior decoration in the United States even though he chose to live in a trailer park, died on Sept. 27 in North Bergen, N.J.
A taxi driver in Bad Hersfeld, who did not want to be quoted by name because a close relative is still employed by Amazon, said he had worked as a picker one Christmas season and found the work demanding but not unreasonably so.
An emulsion stabilized by colloidal suspensions of finely divided solids is known as a Pickering emulsion.
This is the first case where a graphene is designed as a Pickering stabilizer for suspension polymerization.
The microsphere of poly methyl methacrylate) (PMMA)/graphene composite, having a core shell structure, is effectively prepared by Pickering suspension polymerization using a water-dispersible sulfonated graphene alone as a Pickering stabilizer.
Surfactant free 50 wt% solids content latexes were synthesized by means of miniemulsion copolymerization of vinyl acetate and Veova10 using modest amount (≤10 wt% based on monomer) of silica as a Pickering stabilizer.
Activated carbon, however, is not known to be active as a Pickering dispersant and would likely function primarily as a sorbent in this system.
