The phrase "as it cuts from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing a transition or change that occurs during a process or action, often in a narrative or descriptive context.
Example: "The scene shifts dramatically as it cuts from the serene landscape to the chaos of the city."
Alternatives: "as it transitions from" or "as it shifts from".
But Gillett believes Oracle is still likely to let the software whither as it cuts off support from Sun's development team, a move designed to prevent competition from Sun's lower margin software offerings.
Benjamin Franklin Parkway provides a splendid vista as it cuts diagonally northwestward from Penn Square through the grid, encircling Logan Square and leading into Fairmount Park.
The film uses the chaos as its driving force, setting a brisk pace as it cuts between news footage from the time and all the ancillary actions and reactions triggered by the shooting.
Merck stood by its previous goal of $3.5 billion in annual cost savings in 2012 as it cuts 15 percent of jobs from the combined company.
As construction takes place, Blackpool council will be forced to make more tough decisions as it cuts a further £60 million from its budget over the next six years.
And the best views of the race as it cuts through the countryside will come from the helicopters above - a fact not lost on the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority.
As it cut the rating from AA minus to A plus, however, the agency said the bank's creditworthiness was weakening in comparison with its peers.
European officials involved in the negotiations told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung that the vetoed proposal, put forward by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, would have allowed Greece to defer 400 million euros in pension cuts, as long as it cut an equivalent amount from its military budget.
But what began as the segment's standard duet soon morphed into an epic star-studded singalong, as it cut to famous faces from previous Carpool Karaoke's also singing along to the same track.
The Swiss National Bank announced its currency intervention on Thursday as it cut interest rates to 0.25% from 0.50%.
