The phrase "as for ago" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a confusion of phrases, as "as for" and "ago" serve different grammatical functions and cannot be combined meaningfully.
Example: "As for the meeting, it was scheduled last week."
Alternatives: "Regarding" or "Concerning".
As for Bush, Davis long ago lost faith.
They were asked to do this for the present, as well as for five years ago and five years in the future.
As for Nathan Bogle — years ago the object of Leah's schoolgirl crush — he has become a shady sort of fellow, plagued by bad luck and living on the street.
Those who answered "yes" to the lead question ("Have you ever smoked for as long as a year?") were classified in ex-smokers and current smokers based on a negative/positive answer to the question regarding the current consumption ("Do you now smoke, as for one month ago?").
The idea for a novel about a cook and his son on the run had been in the back of his mind for as long ago as 1986.
The miRNA or siRNA guide strand is incorporated into an Argonaute protein (note that Argonaute will be abbreviated as AGO for general reference or for Arabidopsis proteins and as Ago for animal proteins in this article) to form the RNA-induced silencing complex (RISC), the functional entity in RNA silencing (Carthew & Sontheimer, 2009).
This gives urgency to an effort already under way: the National Governors Association (NGA) and the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) are in the midst of drafting common standards.President Eisenhower spoke of the need for "national goals" for education as long ago as 1959.
As for Mr. Abraham, several weeks ago he had planned to bid on 5,000 shares.
As for himself, five years ago he broke his neck when crushed by a relatively small three-foot wave.
