The phrase "as fixtures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe items that are permanently attached or fixed in place, often in the context of real estate or interior design.
Example: "The kitchen comes fully equipped with appliances that are included as fixtures in the sale of the house."
Alternatives: "as permanent installations" or "as integral components".
"You need to think of the bulbs as objects, rather than dismiss them as fixtures of everyday life," he explained.
Wyatt, who started just five games last season, has joined Fernandez and Moore as fixtures in Temple's lineup this season.
Their performances of L'incoronazione di Poppea and Belfagor in 1971, William Tell and L'Africana in 1972, and other works established the orchestra and Queler as fixtures of the New York musical scene.
In fact, it seems clear that so deeply ingrained are the evolutionary products of group selected behaviors, so completely a part of the human condition, that we are prone to regard them as fixtures of nature, like air and water.
On the other hand, the fluorescent ceiling lights, now isolated as fixtures on a wall instead of where we expect them, suddenly become ready-made Dan Flavins, Minimalist light sculptures.
Inside a row of show homes, the decor is a riot of Cath Kidstonesque fabrics, deep reds and bright greens, as fixtures and fittings jump from prewar art deco to 1950s modernism.
Yet the courage and resolution shown yesterday will have made them many friends and by August those qualities seem certain to be on display in the Football League, as long as fixture congestion does not unhinge their season.
In Europe, this glut of games at the height of the season is known as fixture congestion, and in the Premier League the toll it takes on players is exacerbated by the rough play.
This paper shows an innovative way to use impeller structure itself as fixture and which has been resulted in the reduction of distortion produced during welding.
The immobilization, location and support of the parts are referred to as fixturing or workholding and present the biggest challenge for time-efficient machining.
In addition to typical error sources, such as fixture geometric error and elastic deformation of the fixture and part due to clamping forces, the clamping sequence used can also influence part position and orientation.
