The phrase "as being tailored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been specifically designed or customized for a particular purpose or individual.
Example: "The program was developed as being tailored to meet the unique needs of each participant."
Alternatives: "designed to fit" or "customized for".
And the project is being tailored as an economic development effort in the hopes of attracting support from upstate Republican lawmakers.
General treatment The treatment of patients with AS should be tailored according to: ▶ The current manifestations of the disease (axial, peripheral, entheseal, extra-articular symptoms and signs).
Bettman said he had no problem with compliance to a "realistically harsh program" of drug testing as long as it was tailored to each sport.
"If you are a school leaver then one page is fine, as long as it is tailored towards the job and answering each of the essential points on the employer's wish list".
"A 15-year-old and a 60-year-old can both wear the same beautifully printed raincoat as long as it's tailored to fit their form.
It'll (sort of) work from your desktop browser as well — but as it's tailored around swipe gestures and touch input, mouse input tends to choke it up.
Be aware that modified CPR is different from normal CPR, as it is tailored to be performed on small babies., as it is tailored to be performed on small babies.
He also announced that a new immigration executive order, to be signed as early as next week, would be tailored to the recent court decisions that effectively halted the travel ban he signed in late January.
A spokesman for the council said: "Unless the government persuades the office of national statistics to revise its figure, schools could close and services to pensioners will be cut as services are tailored to grant to reflect the artificial 'statistical' population rather than the real one".
