The phrase "as emitting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that is in the process of emitting or producing something, such as light, sound, or gas.
Example: "The device operates efficiently, as emitting a low level of noise while functioning."
Alternatives: "in the act of emitting" or "while emitting".
Organic light-emitting diodes were fabricated using them as emitting layer and pure blue electroluminescence was obtained.
The universe has not yet been detected as emitting music in any key or mode.
Almost all diesel cars have also been revealed as emitting far higher levels of nitrogen dioxide than official limits.
It is, however, often much more convenient to regard an object point as emitting fans of rays, the rays being straight lines everywhere perpendicular to the waves.
Only hours after it fell, the object was described by Reuters as emitting "a lustrous rainbow of colors" and then, in the same report, police were quoted as saying that it might be just a part from a plane.
Land taxes within cities, if combined with a loosening of zoning restrictions, should encourage denser construction, which could help alleviate housing shortages in some of the most expensive places.Taxing undesirable activities such as emitting carbon and causing pollution would also raise revenues at minimal economic cost.
The report calculated that this contributed to saving of 1.3 gigatonnes of CO2 emissions - about twice as much as emitted by the global airline industry - if the electricity had been generated from fossil fuels.
Emissions are further categorized as emitted with energy capture (e.g. fuelwood) and emitted without energy capture (e.g. decomposition and burning for waste disposal).
Our results show that the AL, the first odor processing center of the insect brain, has the capacity to resolve the composition of GLV blends as emitted by highly relevant host plants.
With the exception of one study by Hardell et al. [ 21], all brain cancer studies showed no association between RFR as emitted by mobile phones and brain tumour risk until now.
The RIFA study is planned to answer several etiologic questions with a special focus on electromagnetic radiation especially radio-frequency radiation as emitted by mobile phones and radio sets.
