The phrase "as dominated for" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used due to its lack of grammatical structure and clarity.
Example: "The situation was as dominated for the past year, leading to confusion among the team."
Alternatives: "as controlled for" or "as influenced for".
No defensive lineman this season, short of Warren Sapp of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has been as dominating, for Carter plays with a fury that is in sharp contrast to his polite and pleasant personality off the field.
This team isn't as dominating, for one thing, but for harmony and cohesion, it's day-and-night better.
The second half was as dominating for the Guards as it was a nightmare for the Saints, who scored just 10 points in the final two quarters on just two field goals.
Thus it is very important to accurately and completely identify a list of clinical features as dominate clinical factors for each genetic disease.
The plaudits will go to Jamie Vardy, who scored for the fifth match in succession and took his personal haul to seven for the season, but the pacy England striker was by no means the only individual to impress as – having dominated for an hour – Claudio Ranieri's side held off a late Norwich City fightback to take all three points.
Danny Galea and Kevin Brown crossed too, as Widnes dominated for an hour at the AJ Bell Stadium.
The home side had withheld lots of pressure as Town dominated for the majority of the game.
Morath also missed three second-half penalties and a drop-goal, while Tonga bombed several tries as they dominated for long periods of the match.
The Olympic star Sun Yang picked up his second gold medal of the Asian swimming championships in Dubai as the Chinese dominated for a second day.
Johansen was full of running and inventive play as the hosts dominated for long spells.
