The phrase "as alluding" is not correct and does not work in written English.
It is not a standard expression and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "The author was as alluding to the historical events in her novel."
Alternatives: "implying" or "referring to".
Shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander said Labour's support for future action in Syria would not be conditional on UN authorisation as, alluding to possible vetoes by China and Russia, "the UK's moral compass is not set in Moscow and Beijing".
His sermons frequently antagonized Elizabeth; on one occasion in 1564 she interpreted his remarks against veneration of the crucifix as alluding to one she kept in the royal chapel.
After learning about the doctrines and acts of worship of the religious community, he understands them as alluding to and agreeing with the truth that he had learned by his own unaided effort, and he goes as far as admitting the validity of the religion and the truthfulness of the prophet who gave it.
Some consider the words, if even applicable to a territory of the United States, as alluding to a revolution to be effected by the people, rather than by the party conducted by Col. Burr.
The musical elements associated with the Rhinemaidens in this scene are new; Holman describes them as alluding to the maidens' seductive nature, as well as conveying a sense of nostalgia and detachment, as the drama approaches its conclusion.
In the development of the evaluation methodology this provoked a shift from understanding practice as alluding specifically to 'medical' or 'clinical practice' to 'care practice' defined as knowledgeable activities engaged in as part of everyday routines associated with both formal and more informal forms of care [ 11, 19, 32].
Facebook generates a large percentage of their income through data and through advertising revenues, as alluded to earlier in our article.
The biggest driver, as alluded to above, is likely changes in Americans' work habits.
How do we evaluate issues of fairness, equity, and access (as alluded to in the above scenarios)?
As alluded to by Dragan, most students are not in a position to evaluate a teacher's effectiveness.
As alluded to earlier, information sought on the Internet, has its advantages and disadvantages.
