The phrase "as for seeking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a topic or point of discussion related to the act of seeking something.
Example: "As for seeking new opportunities, we should consider expanding our network and exploring different markets."
Alternatives: "regarding the pursuit of" or "concerning the search for".
As for seeking revenue gains to solve budget problems, if the tax is too small, it will have no effect.
As for seeking younger fans to fill seats at ball parks, Mr. Dorfman said: "That's a problem baseball has had, the aging of its market, the idea that the game is too slow for the social media generation.
As for seeking more billboards than Jeter -- which, I guess, like office space, would not be a deal breaker -- I recall when Bill Russell was offered $100,000, the same as Wilt Chamberlain, but insisted on $100,001.
And as for seeking to incite violence, it's a slippery slope when you start suspending someone's rights because of what they say, rather than what they do.
Based on our experiments one might speculate that such linking of markets and scientific publishing generates more reliable forecasts, as well as incentives for seeking an information advantage.
Our study explored women's UP-related daily life experiences, their perceptions regarding treatment as well as barriers for seeking health care.
Other participants perceived the inability to control bodily functions themselves as reason for seeking help, particularly if managing a chronic condition such as diabetes.
The Parliament members cited incompetence, nepotism, favoritism and corruption as reasons for seeking their ousters.
Thank you, as always, for seeking out and finding this liveblog, even if it mostly concerns boobs.
Also vaginal itching and high blood pressure were exemplified as reasons for seeking help.
Women most commonly cited financial concerns and health concerns as reasons for seeking termination.
