The phrase "as in solutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify or provide an example related to the term "solutions" in a discussion or explanation.
Example: "We need to consider various approaches to problem-solving, as in solutions that have been effective in the past."
Alternatives: "such as solutions" or "like solutions".
This energy transfer can also be realized by radiation in inorganic phosphors containing two activators, as well as in solutions of organic molecules.
A simple but accurate method has been developed for the determination of carbon in uranium carbide powders/pellets as well as in solutions of uranyl nitrates.
Predictions were made in solutions of non-permeating solutes with osmolalities ranging from isotonic to 10 times isotonic, as well as in solutions containing concentrations from 0 to 6 molal of the permeating cryoprotectant dimethyl sulphoxide (Me2SO).
The application of cyclic voltammetry has led to the conclusion that the anodic current densities increase with increase in immersion time in sodium tetraborate solution as well as in solutions of sodium tetraborate containing chloride ions of various concentrations.
Dynamic mechanical properties of a symmetrical poly ethylene-propylene) diblock copoly ethylene-propylener weight of 99 × 103 were investigatediblocke melt state, as well as in solutions in 1,2,4-tricopolymerzene.
The electrochemical properties of a novel composite paper material of high surface area consisting of polypyrrole (PPy) deposited on cellulose derived from Cladophora sp. algae have been investigated in electrolytes containing different concentrations of nitrate, chloride and p-toluene sulfonate, as well as in solutions containing both p-toluene sulfonate and chloride.
In this process (illustrated schematically in Figure 2), a viscous melt of polymer is extruded through a spinnerette containing many holes (but not nearly so many as in solution spinning) into a process zone called the spinning tower.
The most economical method of spinning is melt spinning, primarily because there is no solvent to be recovered as in solution spinning and because the spinning rates are so high.
Computations at high level of theory and in the gas as well as in solution are performed.
Generally, there seems to be a kind of disjointedness in the RA problem development, as well as in solution models developed by the various authors.
