The phrase "as being undermined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or condition that is being weakened or eroded, often in a context of criticism or concern.
Example: "The integrity of the project is at risk, as being undermined by constant changes in leadership."
Alternatives: "as being weakened" or "as being compromised".
Sir Iain wishes to protect the interests of the people of Skye, which he sees as being undermined by the motor of capital and unrestricted freedom of movement.
I do not expect the newspaper to "take ownership" of the content of quotes in news reports, so I don't regard the newspaper's credibility as being undermined by this issue.
Specific regulations Mercer flags as being undermined by the 'three tier' system she argues is effectively in place given Uber's presence on London's road include wheelchair accessibility, stringent background checks on drivers and local road knowledge expertise.
For example, Barker urges a return to the values of individualised caring associated traditionally with the nursing profession that he sees as being undermined by the emphasis on impersonal standardised protocols associated with evidence-based practice.
This is particularly troublesome given that doctors' role as patient advocates is being undermined as health insurers gain leverage over care decisions.
It gives major impetus to the green agenda just as it is being undermined by influential sceptics inside the Conservative party, Treasury and Department of Energy and Climate Change.
Now they were worried that their position as knowledgeable professionals was being undermined through their role as pMTCT counsellors.
And in at least one nation, Hungary, democratic institutions are being undermined as we speak.
Just as Alan is forever being undermined, always thwarted, so too is Martin.
Dacre said popular newspapers were being undermined as Britain was being pushed toward the stricter privacy protections of the French and Italian legal systems.
People's confidence in our justice system is being undermined as it becomes the preserve of the rich".
