The phrase "as dealt" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without additional context.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to how something was handled or managed, but it typically requires more information to convey a complete thought.
Example: "The issues were resolved as dealt in the previous meeting."
Alternatives: "as handled" or "as addressed".
Highest is solo, in which the declarer chooses trump but plays with the hand as dealt.
These types of calculations are based on the concept of equilibrium ratios as dealt in the chapter.
If the hands are played as dealt and the player who refused to exchange fails to win at least three tricks, the opponent scores two points.
A bid of five is overcalled by a bid of eight, which is an undertaking to play a lone hand after exchanging cards, and that by a bid of 15, which is to play alone with the hand as dealt.
Mr. Ives said he went through a "Rubik's Cube of possible combinations" in deciding how to tackle the Constitution and ended up with theme episodes on states' rights and federalism; separation of powers; individual liberty as seen through the First and the Fourth Amendments; and equality as dealt with in the 14th Amendment.
In the second deal three cards are similarly passed to the right, in the third they are passed to the player sitting opposite, and in the fourth there is no passing, and each person must play with the cards as dealt.
Dealing with a real individual is not the same as dealing with a faceless company.
I saw my strengths as dealing well with people, calming situations, and writing good reports.
To assess trends in publications in radiology journals designated as dealing with patient-centered care.
As well as dealing with these domestic sponsors, LOCOG hires contractors to help stage the games.
If you're accustomed to thinking of rhetoric as dealing only with fancy language, think again.
