The phrase "as a ponder" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers, as "ponder" is typically used as a verb rather than a noun.
Example: "As a ponder, I often find myself lost in thought about various topics."
Alternatives: "as a thinker" or "as a reflection".
As well as pondering what such a decision might mean for future buy-outs, analysts were eager to learn what the private-equity firm's prospectus could reveal about its operations.
The survival of Green Bay is as much fun to ponder as a muddy game on the tube.
I've amassed a library that I inspect as I ponder a summer's worth of reading and try to anticipate what I'll want to read over the course of a season.
Stephanie Simon reports on the front page of The Los Angeles Times that cutting-edge market researchers are now zooming in on faces and fingers as customers ponder a decision to buy a product.
That is the question investors are asking today as they ponder a badly bifurcated stock market, where a handful of strong stocks are surrounded by a mass of the weak.
What do I want to get rid of?" Participants can usually practice being selective as they ponder a festival's schedule.
On a weekday, the place will be either nearly empty or packed with field-tripping school kids stunned as they ponder a W.P.A.-era diorama (remember dioramas?) that stretches out 30 feet from the base of the painting.
Their mix of a fanning defense, flexible offense and explosive special teams gives them balance and the chance to challenge Pittsburgh on the road as they ponder a special run-the-table season of their own.
Like a rubber band, it appears stocks are ready to snap back from Tuesday's sharp losses as investors ponder a fresh set of earnings news.
There are no guarantees, and the Israeli fears are real as they ponder a Palestinian state.
The poll results come as voters ponder a pair of ballot measures that, if approved, would make dramatic changes to the state's criminal justice system.
