The phrase "as concurring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate agreement or alignment with a statement or opinion in a formal context.
Example: "The committee's report was approved, with all members voting as concurring in the decision."
Alternatives: "in agreement" or "as agreeing".
In a separate opinion that one of the three judges, Debra Ann Livingston, characterized as "concurring in part and dissenting in part," she wrote: "I conclude that if there was Fifth Amendment error here — and I find it doubtful — such error had no impact on the jury that sentenced Wilson.
Several stressors such as psychological and physical, e.g. high level of sports achievement in untrained subjects, as well as concurring infections had a negative influence on thyroid vascularity, i.e. perfusion parameters increased.
I want to be sure that institutions make as many findings of misconduct as are warranted, and that ORI concurs as frequently as is appropriate.
Nowadays, France and Germany disagree as often as they concur on EU policies (their latest dispute concerns budget deficits for euro-area countries: Ms Merkel wants them reduced as soon as the crisis permits, Mr Sarkozy says that deficits are not always bad and insists that "austerity" policies would be a mistake).The Benelux countries no longer share a vision of Europe.
"As much as everybody concurs that concentration of the most vulnerable low-income households in large high-rise public housing projects was a bad idea, we don't have a consensus on what to do next," Vale says.
"As the concurring opinion points out, our online privacy laws are not the bulwarks of privacy that Congress thought they were when it enacted them in 1986".
Notable in our findings was the unilateral presentation of all patients labeled as POTB, concurring with the reports of some authors that ocular TB is usually unilateral [13].
I became acquainted with Gabrielle Langley's work only recently, at the Houston Poetry Fest, and she struck me, as others concurred, as a very accomplished poet; like so many writers in Houston, she comes from an incredibly diverse multiethnic background, and her poetry inevitably reflects that.
As Greene concurs, he lines up as "the man to beat" in the 400 metres hurdles final.
In the lobby after the film, two women could be heard concurring as they tied their scarves under their chins before emerging into the drizzle outside.
Indeed, as the two concurring opinions by Justices John Paul Stevens and Stephen Breyer underscored, a number of justices are deeply concerned about the dominant role of big money in politics.
