The phrase "as communicate" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper context or structure to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The team will proceed as communicate" does not work; it should be "as communicated."
Alternatives: "as stated" or "as mentioned."
It is hoped that the use of puppets will help improve the skills of young people in Katine, as well as communicate important social and health messages.
When coupled with optional accessories, like a 56K travel modem, the Mako, which costs $399, can send and receive e-mail like a much bigger desktop computer does, as well as communicate wirelessly with digital telephones with infrared capabilities.
Users can see the driver's details and location, as well as communicate with the driver within WeChat.
These nodes are able to sense different parameters and can communicate with each other as well as communicate with the sink (also called base station (BS)).
Zipit users who register for the text-messaging plan will now be able to send and receive information over cell-phone networks, as well as communicate by instant message.
Amazon Seller, as the app is simply called, offers a suite of mobile tools that allow sellers to search and scan barcodes of items, check prices, sales ranking and reviews, list items, as well as communicate with customers.
Linguistic communication, as communicated through cartoons.
You can look for guidance by monitoring local government agencies' social media pages, press conferences and mobile alerts, as well as communicating with neighbors and other community members.
Did that still count as "communicating"?
Communicating with Rio is as difficult as communicating with a non-English-speaking taxi driver.
"A lot of them are symbolically situated as communicating with the underworld".
