The phrase "as a stuttgart" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be a misunderstanding or miscommunication, as "Stuttgart" is a proper noun referring to a city in Germany and does not fit grammatically in this context.
Example: "As a Stuttgart resident, I can tell you about the city's rich history."
Alternatives: "as a local" or "as a resident".
Mr. Schrempp installed Dieter Zetsche, a Stuttgart executive, as president of Chrysler and told him to come up with a turnaround plan by the time the company announces year-end financial results on Feb. 28.
The Swabian had never played at the highest level, only as an amateur for Stuttgart, Victoria Backnang and tiny outfit Southwick FC, while studying in England.
"Verona, Italy, was lovely to bike around," he said, "as was Stuttgart — there's a bike path along the river in that town with wine groves dotting the hillsides and outdoor restaurants.
When we have freed up the team a little bit, such as against Stuttgart and Lyon this season, we have lost goals.
If the string sections are doubled, as they routinely are in a modern orchestra such as the Stuttgart, then the winds are doubled too, to ensure balance, even when the score only calls for a single player.
She noted that there had been reports of similar attacks on New Year's Eve in other cities such as Hamburg and Stuttgart, although not on as massive a scale as in Cologne, and said Germany would not accept such lawlessness.
Ms. Jaffe appeared in the role as a guest with the Stuttgart Ballet several years ago when she was coached by Marcia Haydée, Cranko's original Tatiana.
Steven Wistrich, who performed with Mr. Cragun as a member of the Stuttgart Ballet in the 1970s and is now artistic director of the City Ballet of San Diego, recalled an incident that illustrated Mr. Cargun's crowd-pleasing show-business instincts.
The Ukrainian-born dancer who now lives in Manhattan also performs as a guest with the Stuttgart Ballet, Vienna Opera Ballet and on tour in Japan with his friends Nikolaj Hubbe and Wendy Whelan from the New York City Ballet.
