The phrase "as being situated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the location or position of something in a specific context.
Example: "The building is recognized as being situated near the main square, making it easily accessible to visitors."
Alternatives: "as located" or "as positioned".
This book describes a modeling approach (called the i* framework) that conceives of software-based information systems as being situated in environments in which social actors relate to each other in terms of goals to be achieved, tasks to be performed, and resources to be furnished.
One might see the position of Husserl, Sartre and Merleau-Ponty as being situated between two extremes.
The gyrB gene (encoding for gyrase B) sequence, used to identify M. tuberculosis complex member specific sequence single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) (6 ), identified the position of the organism as being situated between dassie bacillus and M. africanum subtype 1(a) and showed no detectable new SNPs.
As well as always being situated in Jalisco, all Rulfo's short fiction – written in the 1940s and 1950s – is set in the tumultuous post-revolutionary period of his childhood.
"Une coupe de Champagne?" I was asked as soon as I was situated at my corner perch at the bar, seated between two pairs of men.
Crime writers can come up with any number of serial killers and paedophiles with ever sicker twists, but as long as they are situated in LA, New York, London and Edinburgh there will inevitably be a sense of familiarity.
Its key tenet is that knowledge and thinking as well as learning are situated in experience.
Florus writes that at this time "their neighbours, on every side, were continually harassing them, as they had no land of their own ... and as they were situated, as it were, at the junction of the roads to Latium and Eturia, and, at whatever gate they went out, were sure to meet a foe".
It is the health of human beings, as they are situated in their physical and cultural environments, that should be the primary focus of such sustainability assessments rather than particular packages of treatments.
In addition to the turn away from imperialism, we potentially lose a sense of the historicity of settler colonial formations, as they are situated within or as modern imperial state formations.
Navenby is located at and known as a Lincolnshire Cliff Village, as it is situated on a ridge of Jurassic limestone called the Lincoln Edge or Lincoln Cliff.
