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The phrase "as a recruit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has recently joined a group, organization, or military service, often in the context of training or initial experiences.
Example: "As a recruit, I was eager to learn the ropes and prove my worth to the team."
Alternatives: "as a newcomer" or "in my initial role".
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Mr. Dassin was a boy when rebels went to Sanoe County and snatched him up as a recruit.
As a recruit, he didn't have to worry about food or clothing or a place to live, and he found it easy to meet the various requirements.
The diary, recorded during his time as a recruit at the GMP's training school at Sedgley Park, describes the systematic racism he encountered.
Christians have been so glad of having such a great poet as a recruit that they have sometimes not noticed his less-than-entire orthodoxy.
His peregrinations took him as far as Indonesia, in 1876, as a recruit in the Dutch Colonial Army, which he deserted two weeks after his arrival.
In exchange, prosecutors said, Ferguson designated one of Singer's clients as a recruit — a step that boosted the applicant's chances of admission.
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Money always works as a recruiting tool.
Coaches have used that fact as a recruiting tool.
And they used that as a recruiting technique.
She now works at Cruise Automation as a Recruiting Analyst.
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