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The phrase "as a river" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, often metaphorically to describe something that flows or moves smoothly, similar to the way a river does.
Example: "Her thoughts flowed as a river, effortlessly transitioning from one idea to the next."
Alternatives: "like a river" or "in the manner of a river."
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The city grew up as a river port at the confluence of the River Ouse and the River Foss.
Russell and Cheltenham: seamless as a river.
It developed in about the 7th century as a river crossing.
Komárno's role as a river port complemented and eventually superseded its function as a fortress.
It developed as a river port for the shipment of agricultural produce, mainly to New Orleans.
The speech was not continuous, as a river is, because the flow was broken.
Bathwater-warm, the ocean was translucent turquoise, the current as strong as a river.
…reappearing as a river, the Orbe, about 2 miles (3 km) farther down.
I stepped onto the carpet, which was as wet as a river.
"The Rio Grande isn't seen, treated, or valued as a river," he said.
The show has as many crosscurrents and undertows as a river.
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