The phrase "as in formation" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or typo, as "as in" typically precedes an example or clarification, while "formation" may not fit contextually without additional information.
Example: "The team was organized, as in formation, to ensure everyone knew their roles."
Alternatives: "like in formation" or "such as in formation."
Few features of Word can be responsible for more user meltdowns than Footnote and Endnote (which is saying a lot in the case of a program whose Thesaurus treats "information" as "in formation," offering "in order" and "in sequence" as possible synonyms, and whose spellcheck suggests that when you typed the unrecognized "decorums" you might have meant "deco rums").
Because collenchyma cells are alive at maturity, these thickenings may be reduced when meristematic activity is resumed as in formation of a cork cambium or in response to wounding.
The first step of this reaction is the production of an enolate ion (as in formation of the keto enol tautomeric mixture), but this anion then reacts with a second molecule of acetaldehyde to give the product as shown below: These examples illustrate the importance of acid base catalysis in organic reactions.
Drosophila DG has been shown to be involved in progressive muscular dystrophy [19], changes in larval muscle attachment and sarcomere size [20], as well as in formation of the posterior cross vein of the wing [21].
Step-wise ozone degradation of low molecular weight model compounds suggests that the degradation of lignin results in products with muconic acid structures as well as in formation of methanol, formic acid, and carbon dioxide [ 13, 17].
These data and the observed putative motifs suggest that transposase-related mechanisms may participate in alterations of tandem repeats of DTC84 and equivalent elements, as well as in formation of satDNAs derived from these sequences.
News footage showed officers standing in formation as the riot escalated.
It's difficult to recall the moment the opening musicians leave the stage, as piano and violin march as seamlessly in formation behind Rønnenfelt as the rest of the band.
As such we will study them as ruins in formation, in collaboration with an archeologist, and as resources, in collaboration with a local architecture faculty and students.
News organizations as distinct as the Times and Breitbart now think of their audiences as communities in formation, bound by common values.
The cops are out in formation, as are the television news vans, antennas raised high and all but trembling for blood.
