The phrase "as commence" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words, as "as" does not typically precede "commence" in standard usage.
Example: "As we commence the meeting, I would like to welcome everyone."
Alternatives: "as we begin" or "as we start".
(A Texas appellate judge once wrote that when Grigson appeared on the stand the defendant might as well "commence writing out his last will and testament").
Roads were described as commencing at stumps, or "beginning on the old road near a maple tree".
Future historians may well see such uncoordinated mayhem as commencing the third – and the longest and the strangest – of world wars.
Although Kant thought that he had answered the challenge of skepticism, some of his contemporaries saw his philosophy as commencing a new skeptical era.
The failure of the cooling tower is observed as commenced by the yielding in the meridional reinforcement, and the yielding of reinforcement propagates in the circumferential direction until the ultimate load is reached.
In Part 1, I discussed assessing and prioritising your organisation's risks as well as commencing a risk assessment.
Second, the timing of the 'treatment' – which we take as commencing on the child's seventh birthday – is determined solely by the child's age.
Phase 1b arrhythmias are generally defined as commencing between 5 and 20.5 minutes [13], [16], [27] and terminating between 18 and 90 minutes post occlusion [24], [28], [29], [30].
10 The influenza winter season was defined as commencing when ≥3 influenza cases were diagnosed within 1 week, as notified by participating laboratory staff (WHO National Influenza Centre).
It is of note that most LBP in our sample was reported as commencing in mid-teens, with the most common onset related to sport.
