The phrase "as a tutorial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that serves the purpose of teaching or providing guidance on a specific topic or skill.
Example: "This document is designed as a tutorial to help new users navigate the software effectively."
Alternatives: "in a teaching capacity" or "as a guide".
It is intended as a tutorial.
It is, however, not designed as a tutorial system and serves active and curious users best.
The continuous model, which takes into account both rotary inertia and transverse shear deformation, is presented as a tutorial review.
Structured as a tutorial, this is a reading and discussion intensive course with limited enrollment.
This movie serves best as a tutorial on what happens when the genre is botched: It fails to deliver a single story worth caring about.
The CDCMD system provides decision support to the operator in monitoring the process; it can also function as a tutorial system for novice operators.
This paper aims to serve as a tutorial to the readers for providing better understanding and correctly implementing the two forms of nonlinear filters.
This is probably the simplest possible instance of SVMstruct and serves as a tutorial example of how to use the programming interface.
Genya is also a devoted, even obsessive fan, and his interview with her serves as a tutorial for his young cameraman, who is ignorant of the glorious history Chiyoko represents.
Aides said that Mr. Gore used those sessions, among other things, as a tutorial for the president on environmental issues -- global warming, logging in the Pacific Northwest, oil drilling in Alaska, the Clean Air Act, land preservation.
In 2000, he told an interviewer that he would make up for his lack of attention to "those issues". As he entered the 2008 campaign, Mr. McCain was still saying the same, vowing to read "Greenspan's book" as a tutorial.
