The phrase "as enclosure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is included or attached, typically in correspondence or documents.
Example: "Please find the report attached as enclosure for your review."
Alternatives: "as an attachment" or "included herewith".
This often intemperate debate would be merely quaint to us now if it did not express deep-seated anxieties about the fate of the British countryside as enclosure and the industrial revolution raged throughout the land.
Enclosure management regimes integrate various land use options or enterprises as enclosure owners attempt to optimize and diversify on land use.
This study shows how investigation of a wider range of visitor variables may allow for more meaningful conclusions about the visitor effect, and that other factors such as enclosure design and habituation to visitors may also influence captive animal welfare.
In developed countries, cement industries use more efficient dust control methods, such as enclosure of dust emitting machinery, general mechanical ventilation in the production areas, wet dust suppression during cleaning activities and use of local exhaust ventilation from the crusher and packing machinery [ 17].
Says MAKE, "Flickr pool member Fungus Amungus made these chic speakers using Munny figures as enclosures.
Subscribe to any search (Los Angeles, CA, for example), and the MP3 files are included as enclosures in the RSS feed.
Traditionally, acoustic noise control uses passive techniques such as enclosures, barriers, and silencers to attenuate the undesired noise [1, 2].
As always, we are posting this simultaneously on TalkCrunch, where you can subscribe to the RSS feed and get the podcasts as enclosures.
The Premium service, which is $10 per month, has yet more checks, and also provides you with a RSS feed with voicemails included as enclosures.
As a podcaster, you can use this page as your main site, or you can simply point to the individual files in your own blog and they will be included as enclosures.
Active noise control (ANC) has been extensively used by researchers over the last two decades, due to its superior performance in canceling low-frequency noise as compared to passive methods such as enclosures, barriers, and silencers [1].
