The phrase "as being fluent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's proficiency in a language or skill, often in a context where you are discussing their capabilities.
Example: "She is recognized as being fluent in both Spanish and English, which greatly enhances her career opportunities."
Alternatives: "considered fluent" or "regarded as fluent".
Nor do we think of them as being fluent.
The rapist, whom she described as being fluent in English, spoke to her about Switzerland and is believed to have even lectured her on Indian culture.
But Dr. Drew, who was hailed in a recent New York Times Magazine piece as being "fluent in... neuroscience... and psychodynamics," should know better.
During his youth González-Gordon was raised as a bilingual, being fluent in both Spanish and English.
I'm the power.' " Europeans like Ms. Brainard's sensitivity to political culture as well: she is fluent in German, and was raised in Poland and Germany, the daughter of a Foreign Service officer during the cold war.
There were common themes in all of the forums: improved educational opportunities, media literacy and maintaining Thai culture, as well as ensuring children are fluent in a second or even a third language.
Since meeting my wife, I have picked up bits, as she is fluent.
In my opinion, it's not reasonable to expect Sherpas to automatically add "medical guinea-pig" to the list of risks they expect to take, but equally it would be patronising for me to assume that these Sherpa did not know what they were doing – especially as Wylie was fluent in Nepali.
Before marrying his father, Azaria's mother had been a publicist for Columbia Pictures, promoting films in Latin American countries, as she was fluent in both English and Spanish.
Mr. Schurmann, who was fluent in as many as 12 languages and read a variety of foreign papers daily, taught history and sociology at the University of California, Berkeley, for nearly four decades.
The 54-year-old Sakya Trizin, who is referred to by his followers as "his holiness," is fluent in English.
