The phrase "as enlargement" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a process or concept related to growth or increase, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The project aims to improve efficiency, as enlargement of the team is necessary to meet the demands."
Alternatives: "as an increase" or "as a growth".
Apart from specific concerns about immigration and jobs, the EU is suffering what is known as "enlargement fatigue".
Europeans have been rebelling against grand dreams, such as enlargement or the draft constitution.
Mrs. Merkel also will have to decide how to organize her European policy, including such issues as enlargement and Turkey, whose membership in the E.U. she opposes.
As it celebrates its 50th birthday, Europe should congratulate itself on its achievements, such as enlargement (and the euro) - and be proud of its values.
But even as enlargement was proceeding, so was the French-backed project to give Europe its first constitution.
As enlargement of the lowland area is hampered by increasing urbanization of the valleys of the Italian Alps, farmers probably will increase their milk production per ha lowland.
Like the gelatin of primeval life, they float in indeterminate spaces that might be seen as enlargements of microscopic environments.
Both book ideas were his as enlargements of stories encountered during his continuing career as a television reporter with the British Broadcasting Corp. His Fleet Street background prepared him to handle the preparation and interview phases of the books.
Boxed regions (i – iii ) mark three co-localizing objects from each cell displayed as enlargements on the right.
These changes are manifest as enlargements of chamber dimensions during diastole, when the heart is relaxed, and systole, when the heart is contracted, resulting in systolic dysfunction.
An enlarged capillary is also known as "loop enlargement" and "enlarged loop".
