The phrase "as fabricators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals or entities that create or manufacture something, often in a technical or industrial context.
Example: "The engineers worked diligently as fabricators to bring the design to life."
Alternatives: "in the role of fabricators" or "acting as fabricators".
In jobs, 30percentt worked as operators of machinery, as fabricators or as laborers; 22.5 percent were in sales or administration; 19 percent worked in service occupations; 18 percent did precision work and 6.5percentt were in business.
As fabricators become better at producing parts that fool the eye, details made of wood and stone may eventually go the way of the hordes of suited men in broad-brimmed hats who once caught commuter trains in the cast-iron splendor of the old Pennsylvania Station.
To lift employment, Newfoundlanders have set an ambitious goal of joining Scotland, Norway and South Korea as major fabricators of offshore drilling structures.
"It's starting to look like something you'd see outside the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas," Ms. Webster said as the fabricators put the pieces into place.
He has worked in the offices of KPF and DS+R, as a fabricator for Robert Lazzarini and as a research assistant at the Gramazio & Kohler chair of Digital Fabrication, ETH Zurich.
Within the group are sub-categories such as assemblers and fabricators, food processing workers, metal and plastic workers, as well plant and system operators, Whiton said.
He is known as a weak transmitter of hadeeth and some even allege him as a fabricator, and his book Kitab al-Fitan in specifically mentioned to contain fabricated and dubious narrations and therefore must not be used as basis for anything (see for example: Adz-Dzahabi 2006: 10/609).
Both of Adrian's roles -- as a fabricator of lavish Hollywood costumes and later as a creator of elegant, more restrained wearables for the rag trade -- are set out in "Adrian: American Glamour" at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
And just weeks before the payment and apology, Patricia Smith resigned from the Boston Globe after fabricating quotations and people, Stephen Glass was outed as a fabricator of twenty-seven New Republic stories, and Walter Isaacson had ordered a special investigation of CNN's Tailwind exposé (the story was retracted just days after the Enquirer's apology).
Like Jeff Koons, Richard Serra, and other artists who don't actually make their own work, Ray depends on the skills of such expert fabricators as Mark Rossi, a former art student who runs his own fabrication shop in Los Angeles.
Defense lawyers portray Mr. Babar as a fabricator and possibly an agent for the United States government.
