The phrase "as integrating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a process or action that involves combining or incorporating elements together.
Example: "The new software is designed as integrating various data sources to provide a comprehensive analysis."
Alternatives: "as combining" or "as incorporating".
And as far as integrating the ginger and soy flavors into the dish, I could add those to the greens along with the garlic while cooking.
Academic and service areas help them develop the transferable and additional skills they need, as well as integrating support mechanisms to assist on wider personal and academic issues.
But as far as integrating these two areas of study goes, students are often left on their own.
This means that ideas such as integrating circular economy principles by moving from selling products to leasing them, fail to get a fair hearing.
There are also a lot of costs such as integrating IT systems, rebranding and employee/volunteer relations that can be underestimated.
We expect this strategy would facilitate a wide range of in vivo biomedical applications of RNA nanotechnology, such as integrating multiple functional RNA moieties to regulate cellular processes.
"International economic issues are still not as integrated as they should be in the national security process," Ms. Rice said today.
At present these environments are not as integrated as the features of Facebook or ResearchGate.
Feisty and combative, Mr. Gates says he finds I.B.M.'s software unimpressive -- a patchwork of programming projects, not as coherent or as integrated as Microsoft's competing offerings.
In the creation of any truly new product or product category, it is almost invariably a big advantage to start out as integrated as possible.
However, the company's product may not be not as cost-effective as those of SigmaTel, Samsung or Actions Semiconductor, or as integrated as that of Broadcom, the analyst admitted.
