The phrase "as for securing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a topic or aspect related to securing something, often in a discussion or explanation.
Example: "As for securing the necessary funding, we will need to present a detailed proposal to the investors."
Alternatives: "regarding securing" or "concerning securing".
As for securing the border, Giuliani proposes the construction of what he calls "a technological fence," which he insists would be much more effective than a simple physical barrier.
As studied by Fouqueray and Manceau Antoniazzi [54] in the case of the SEA project, the mutual trust and continuous relationships linking the local actors (unions, jobs agencies, local governments) to the private company in charge of the HSR building played as a necessary condition for recruiting the relevant workers as well as for securing their workability once the construction phase completed.
As for securing the optimum lease, or checking whether a "standard" lease offer is truly so, if your management team is not yet ready to learn all of the ins and outs of commercial real estate regulations, norms and local area players, it'd behoove you to seek the services of a commercial real estate broker or agent.
JAE was TS's thesis supervisor and was primarily responsible for the design and implementation of the research project as well as for securing the necessary funding.
This is imperative in case of emergencies with your glider, as well as for securing a yearly checkup.
I thank Kevin as well for securing the illustrations from the University of Cincinnati Archives.
However, while an exposure of consumer data by Equifax is the biggest headline this time, the chances for success are as miniscule for securing individuals' PII as they are for protecting corporate sensitive data.
In addition, for all groups, being able to evaluate the impact of networks on health service delivery and patient outcomes was seen as critical for securing further funding and establishing the credibility of networks as an effective health care organisation.
Imagine any of the major networks launching the career of a twenty-eight-year-old Fulbright scholar as payback for securing an interview with a former teacher.
Evaluating the impact of programmes was seen as important for securing continued donor support.
In the present study, for example, compared to home care providers, family caregivers were more likely to perceive physical restraints as important for securing the safety of frail elders.
