The phrase "as certificates of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documents or items that serve as proof or validation of something, typically in formal or legal contexts.
Example: "The documents were issued as certificates of completion for the training program."
Alternatives: "in the form of certificates for" or "as proof of certificates for".
Why wouldn't putting your money into something as secure as certificates of deposit or Treasury bills be a good thing?
The bonds, known as certificates of peace, have a maturity of three months and offer a share in the earnings of the state projects they will finance.
Specifically, Stanford is accused of lying about the safety of investments he sold as "certificates of deposit" and promising unrealistically high rates of return.
IT is likely that the election will be settled before then, because prior to the Electoral College meeting, governors must submit to Congress and the National Archives the arcane documents known as Certificates of Ascertainment, naming their electors.
Mr. Stanford is accused in civil charges of lying about the safety of investments he sold as "certificates of deposit" from an offshore bank based on the Caribbean island of Antigua.
Certificates of Good Standing, also known as Certificates of Current Professional Status, are a note from the GMC that there are no fitness to practise suits against a doctor.
Such as Certificate of Analysis, CITES certification and an Organics Annex certificate.
Highest self-reported maternal education level was recorded as certificate of secondary education, vocational, 'O' level, 'A' level or degree.
A dissemination workshop is organized for Fellows to share their work and achievements at the host institution as well as receive Certificates of Attendance.
These products would include retirement accounts as well as short-term Certificates of Deposit, so families can choose the option that is best for them.
Third, let banks meet this capital requirement by issuing subordinated debt (such as uninsured certificates of deposit: in effect, debt which will not be recovered if the bank fails).
