The phrase "as encounters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to experiences or meetings that occur in a particular situation or narrative.
Example: "The story unfolds as encounters between the protagonist and various characters reveal deeper truths about human nature."
Alternatives: "as experiences" or "as meetings".
As encounters go, it was untypical of both of us.
His men rarely bother to arrest TTP suspects, shooting them instead in extra-judicial killings dressed up as "encounters".
Act II contains several violent moments with De Niro that could have come straight from a Scorsese film, as well as encounters with a score of literati, from Robert Lowell to John Updike, Eudora Welty and Norman Mailer.
This spin-off from the blockbusting Madagascar franchise opens with a brilliantly mischievous voice cameo by Werner Herzog, spoofing his own "into the abyss" narrations from documentaries such as Encounters at the End of the World.
They shape different parts of the world inside our heads, and they shape them not as pleasures, but as encounters with the inapprehensible – the numinous, to use a word that was very fashionable when I was a student.
"Priscilla," which begins preview performances on Monday at Broadway's Palace Theater, centers on two drag queens and a transsexual whose trek across Australia includes comical moments and performance numbers as well as encounters with prejudice and ignorance (which, for the most part, end on uplifting notes).
Our Values in Question" is theater as encounter group.
But as "Encounter Point" skillfully reassures us, a lot of people on both sides do.
This revival, as encountered in "Here Lies Love," remains tentative and unpolished, promising if still vague.
It promised to end human-rights abuses such as "encounter killings" and to show a "healing touch".
As the first Doctor, Hartnell battled the Daleks on planet Skaro and giant ants on the Web Planet as well as encountering Richard the Lionheart during The Crusade.
