The phrase "as a rollback of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reversal of a decision, policy, or change, often in a technical or business context.
Example: "The company implemented the new policy, but after receiving feedback, they decided to proceed as a rollback of the previous guidelines."
Alternatives: "as a reversal of" or "as a retraction of".
Despite what is widely seen as a rollback of democracy, rule of law and human rights around the world, the American people still largely support the effort.
There would be an effort to pass elements of the Pledge to America, such as a rollback of government spending to 2008 levels, and there would be extensive use of the congressional-oversight function.
Judging by DeVos's speech, what has been portrayed as a rollback of Title IX is really an embrace of a framework of compatibility: one in which Title IX seriously addresses sexual violence and also requires fairness to the accuser and the accused.
This change may rankle some lawmakers, such as Republican Michael G. Oxley Michael G. Oxley of Ohio, the chief sponsor of the House legislation, because it can be seen as a rollback of 1996 legislation that generally made it harder for shareholders to sue corporations in federal court.
"Damascus wants its borders back, and it wants the resources in these areas," said Lund. "I don't expect they will feel the need to give an inch on the formalities of restored government control — it will all be presented as a rollback of full sovereignty and Syrian law".
Pashinyan said EEU membership could also hurt deals between Armenia and other neighbors, such as Iran, where a rollback of sanctions could present lucrative opportunities to transport oil to Europe.
He said that as soon as the new governor announced a rollback of the vehicle tax, Fresno lost $5.5 million in money it was expecting and that if the state did not replace the financing the loss wwould total $18 million over the fiscal year.
Especially worrisome would be if Republicans demanded, as the price for Syria, a rollback of the cuts to defense spending under sequestration, as the mandatory $1 trillion in budget cuts is known.
As the Trump administration considers a rollback of strict Obama-era fuel standards, which aimed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector, a recent study has provided a new argument in their favor: They might actually save lives.
The truth is that the modern GOP is deeply anti-intellectual, and has as its fundamental goal not just a rollback of the welfare state but a rollback of the Enlightenment.
Fossil fuel companies seem to be an easy answer, as they stand to gain from a rollback of climate regulations.
