The phrase "as forgery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the nature or classification of something as a forgery.
Example: "The document was presented as forgery, raising questions about its authenticity."
Alternatives: "considered a forgery" or "regarded as forgery".
These protocols should resist active and passive attacks such as forgery, traceability, replay and de-synchronization attacks.
Whereas the common-law courts punished "hanging crimes," such as murder and robbery, the Star Chamber dealt with more-sophisticated offenses, such as forgery, perjury, and conspiracy.
The measure would also prohibit the use of information stored by computers while committing other crimes, such as forgery or theft of business records.
Both Falcon-ART and Falcon-MART are fuzzy neural networks that can be used as fuzzy controllers or applied to areas such as forgery detection, pattern recognition and data analysis.
He also studies the long-term history of scholarly practices, such as forgery and the citation of sources, and has worked on many other topics in cultural and intellectual history.
Prosecutors, in their memorandum, underscored the gravity of child kidnapping and pointed out that Ms. Pettway had been convicted of a number of crimes, including attempted embezzlement in 2010, when she stole pants and a belt from a department store where she worked, as well as forgery, larceny and marijuana possession.
"We don't mind it being known as a forgery as long as no one asks how we do it or which characters are real". The team's works have been bought by the Fogg Museum of Art at Harvard University and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Inconvenient documents were written off as forgeries.
"The Supreme Court upheld a verdict based on documents that had been certified as forgeries," he said.
Sanborn presented the objects as forgeries, but also as beautiful objects.
I worried that I did not have enough cash or that my documents would be unexpectedly revealed as forgeries.
