The phrase "as an enumeration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a list or series of items that are being counted or specified.
Example: "The report included several key findings, presented as an enumeration of the main issues we need to address."
Alternatives: "in the form of a list" or "as a list of items".
The possible categories have been defined in Figure 4 as an enumeration attribute.
The emotion for a virtual character can be specified by a game developer as an enumeration parameter consisting of elements angry, happy and sad.
In an example configuration, the type of a property such as location can be specified by a game developer as an enumeration with the elements town, village and city.
While BFH data is retrieved yearly as an enumeration survey, the most recent national data was acquired in 2005 as a sampling survey and only its estimation was reported.
This type of study is technically known as an enumeration and it occurs in medical educational research when surveys are sent to all medical schools or residency programs of a given type in the United States.
Ambiguous contact between two residues described above could be depicted as an enumeration of all combinations of the residue pairs, respectively, from two different subunits, C1, C2,…, C n, and then the ambiguous constraint is described by min(C1, C2,…, C n), which picks the minimum from all the scores of possible pairs.
It is also as much a count of dwellings, of "flats and houses", commuting vehicles, caravans and beds in halls of residents – as it is an enumeration of people.
(If you need a non-statistician's explanation of why sampling and estimation is as accurate as an actual enumeration, consider your last blood test: did they remove and test ALL your blood?).
A comprehensive sampling frame was constructed to represent the target population in which the primary sampling unit was an enumeration area as defined during the 1999 Kenya Population and Housing Census.
The book serves well as a data repository with an enumeration and listing of karyotypes, chromosomal aberrations and a detailed description of the pathways involved in the pathogenesis of these tumours.
Clusters were defined as a census enumeration area (EA), or a randomly selected segment of large EAs, with an expected average of 25 households per cluster.
