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The phrase "as a shortage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or context where there is a lack of something, often in economic or resource-related discussions.
Example: "The company is facing challenges in production as a shortage of raw materials has impacted their supply chain."
Alternatives: "due to a lack" or "in light of a deficit".
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Finally, PhD students will be less prone to come to the UK if there is as a shortage of studentships for non-British citizens.
Second-quarter worldwide shipments of all hand-held computers fell 3.5percentt from a year ago as a shortage of new models hampered sales, a market researcher, Gartner Dataquest, said in August.
"But there won't be anything as dramatic as a shortage".
Barriers to new entrants remain, such as a shortage of credit and historically low retail margins.
The safety agency sees it primarily as a shortage of airport runways and taxiways.
They are already classed as a shortage occupation by the Home Office's migration advisory committee.
is designated by a State Governor (in consultation with the medical community) as a shortage area or medically underserved community.
That system was supposed to rely on market price, but produced astronomical fees as a shortage developed.
The film industry's real problem, says John Sloss, a consultant, is not so much a shortage of films as a shortage of eyeballs.
Much of the rise in inflation recently can be attributed to short-term supply constraints, such as a shortage of key foodstuffs thanks to an erratic summer monsoon.
Electricity production and consumption must be matched precisely at all times, and a surplus can cause blackouts just as a shortage can, engineers say.
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