The phrase "as analogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing something to an analogue or when referring to something that serves as a model or example.
Example: "The old film camera serves as an analogue to modern digital photography, highlighting the differences in technology."
Alternatives: "as a comparison" or "as a model".
Music, which he is presenting an as analogue of the emotional life, is a copy or symbol of the will.
Schopenhauer acknowledged a connection between human feeling and music, which "restores to us all the emotions of our inmost nature, but entirely without reality and far removed from their pain". Music, which he is presenting an as analogue of the emotional life, is a copy or symbol of the will.
On the other hand I wouldn't hesitate to describe Borderlines film festival, which I work for, as analogue.
In this era of instantly available avatars, you'd assume that something as analogue as a painted portrait would have little purchase.
Just as Analogue began collaborating with Watts – a move director Liam Jarvis calls "the best thing that happened for the company" – 1927 also found themselves a producer.
LOOK around Il Fornaio restaurant in Palo Alto, and the whole idea that immigration might be controversial seems as passé as analogue radio.
Acidic streams on Earth are proposed as appropriate mineralogical environments to study as analogues of Mars20,21,22,23.
Transplants often describe Berlin's neighborhoods as analogues of New York's, to assess where they fit along the gentrification continuum.
The calculated band structures of polypyrrole and its P and As analogues are presented in Fig. 10(a c).
Matthewman, R., Martins, Z. & Sephton, M. A. Type IV kerogens as analogues for organic macromolecular materials in aqueously altered carbonaceous chondrites.
Examples include kalafungin derivatives as well as analogues of nanaomycin and eleutherin.
