The phrase "as comply" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The team is expected to follow the guidelines as comply with the regulations."
Alternatives: "in accordance with" or "in line with".
The application of this model yields about 26% CO2 emission reduction and about 22% less sulphur content as well as comply with the EN590 fuel regulation standard.
Facility design and layout must meet the customer's expectations as well as comply with safety codes, government standards, client specifications, budget, and start-up date.
They can be engineered to surpass stringent environmental standards, as well as comply with local zoning, permitting and regulatory procedures, allowing businesses to create their own electricity at the point of use, independently of the power system.
ISPs that hang off these backbones are licensed, and must provide information about the location and workings of their facilities, as well as comply with a code of conduct.
In establishing the zones, American officials cited Security Council resolutions that demanded that Iraq halt the violent repression of its civilian populations in those regions -- Kurds in the north and Shiites in the south -- as well as comply with the gulf war cease-fire requirements.
The reason behind the inclusion of statements such as comply with the APA as a kind of guideline is that in the APA publication manual, two of the key issues dealt with are crediting sources (chapter 6) and reference examples (chapter 7).
Earlier this year, Nissan backed away from its defense of its Datsun Go car as complying with Indian safety regulations.
The analysts' consensus, as complied by Thomson Reuters, was net income of $2.13 a share on revenue of $67.12 billion.
He covered the finer points of certificates of occupancy and charging sales tax, as well as complying with sanitary, fire and health regulations.
That's beside the point given that the lessons carried the company's imprimatur and were misleadingly touted as complying with national fourth-grade learning standards.
Mr. Fleischer, a father of nine, said he spoke to three "big rabbis" and all approved the program as complying with Halakha — Jewish law.
