The phrase "as being places" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing locations or contexts in which something exists or occurs.
Example: "The parks are often regarded as being places of tranquility and relaxation."
Alternatives: "considered to be locations" or "viewed as areas".
It would be absurd to imagine petrol stations as being places where you could buy only petrol, so why do station booking officessell only tickets?
"People don't think of glaciers as being places of life," she said, "but a lot of other organisms in the area depend on their health".
These boarding schools were known at the time as "Yorkshire Schools" and had a reputation as being places to send unwanted or illegitimate children for a cheaper rate, with an emphasis on work and no holidays.
So, what I see – I see their tension points as being places like this where they start doing things that are a little different, you know, for example Eric Schmidt sitting on Apple's board.
Fairs and exhibitions have existed since ancient and medieval times, displaying wealth, innovations and objects for trade and offering specific entertainments as well as being places of entertainment in themselves.
Australia is a frequent destination, as are places throughout Europe and Asia.
Subways are meriting intensified patrols, as are places like theaters, hotels and apartment buildings.
Clearly, during the remap, Madigan placed no target on McAuliffe's back as was placed on Saviano's.
In making these assertions it must be emphasized that, within margins, equal weight was placed on response times as was placed on NER performance in evaluating Track 3.
Homogenic has been met with acclaim by critics since its initial release, winning multiple awards, as well as being placed on several "best of" charts.
Moreover, the recent "motor cognition" theory considers MI as being placed along a continuum where intentional movement is on one side and representation at the opposite [ 25].
