The phrase "as facilitating in" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It is not commonly used and may confuse readers due to its unusual structure.
Example: "The committee is focused on as facilitating in the development of new policies."
Alternatives: "as aiding in" or "as supporting in".
They can help the regional authority and the sub-areas to identify desired water allocation schemes according to their preferences and practical conditions, as well as facilitate in-depth analyses of tradeoffs between the objectives in the two levels.
First, sites like Facebook and Twitter (as opposed to narrower SNS utilities such as LinkedIn) facilitate the sharing of, and exposure to, an extremely diverse range of types of discourse.
Almost all the women participants considered the companionship and visiting rules in the hospital as facilitating factors in the provision of humanized care.
Spiritual faith in and intervention of the Divine Being were cited as facilitating factors in HSB for the deeply religious Filipinos.
Some consumers have been found to prefer predetermined prices as facilitating budgeting in advance.
Scientists and science centers generally begin PPSR projects with goals that motivate their own participation, such as facilitating advances in science, providing STEM education to local communities, or addressing environmental concerns.
They viewed their job as facilitating patients in being able to make appropriate appointments for their needs.
MDSCs are recruited into tumors via the chemokine GPCRs CCR2, CXCR2, or CXCR4 and are believed to promote tumor progression, such as facilitating metastasis in CRC [ 151, 152].
One respondent (PN3) indicated the use of the same registration system by all professionals involved, as well as the use of digital patient records as facilitating factors in improving the quality of care.
Similar to "integrated personal health records" that have been promoted as facilitating engagement in care, SMRs allow systems to share patient-centered information between patients and care providers (1).
