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The phrase "as a signals" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "as a signal"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to something that serves as an indication or sign of something else.
Example: "The sudden drop in temperature acted as a signal for the animals to seek shelter."
Alternatives: "as an indication" or "as a sign".
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While working as a signals corporal in Malaya, he wrote plays for the schools department of the local radio station.
He now earns about $1,500 a month training as a signals intelligence analyst in an Indo-Iranian language.
GAZETTE: The DNI as an organization is better today than it was in 1963 when you started as a signals intelligence officer, you say.
Tolkien served on the frontline as a signals officer for the Lancashire Fusiliers from June to October 1916, when he contracted trench fever and was sent to a hospital in Birmingham.
Even in the first year of the war, rather than safely researching in a laboratory, a brilliant scientist such as Henry Moseley could die at Gallipoli, shot by a sniper while serving as a signals engineer.
The son of Chaim Herzog, Israel's sixth president, and the grandson of Yitzhak Halevi Herzog, Israel's first chief rabbi, Herzog – like Netanyahu – studied in the US before returning to Israel to serve as a signals intelligence major in the army's elite Unit 8200.
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