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The phrase "as anxieties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing feelings, concerns, or worries in a context where you are comparing or relating them to something else.
Example: "As anxieties about the future grew, many people sought comfort in familiar routines."
Alternatives: "in terms of worries" or "regarding concerns".
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On Monday, as anxieties over North Korea's path bubbled to the surface in Beijing, so did signs of mourning.
Concern about America's stumbling recovery has been rising, just as anxieties about the euro area's economy have faded.
Hits to the site have grown massively as anxieties about competing in the jobs market start affecting more students earlier on in their degrees.
That gave him a measurable bounce in the polls, though it, too, proved fleeting as anxieties about the economy crept back.
The decision by the company, AmerGen Energy, comes as anxieties and complaints about Oyster Creek's age, safety, and vulnerability to terrorism are mounting.
As anxieties grow about terror attacks -- be it anthrax or anything else -- cities across the country are looking for the most efficient ways to handle potential crises.
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Instead, JOMO comes from a place just as anxiety-ridden as its counterpart FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out).
Clearly, the experience of trying on costumes can be as anxiety-producing as trying on regular clothes.
These triggers are known as anxiety-provoking assumptions (APAs).
(Cezanne, whose drama Picasso identified as "anxiety," was serious).
As well as anxiety, symptoms include difficulty sleeping, irritability and heart palpitations.
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