The phrase "as it embraces" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something includes or encompasses certain elements or ideas.
Example: "The new policy is effective in promoting inclusivity, as it embraces diverse perspectives and backgrounds."
Alternatives: "since it includes" or "because it encompasses".
Who is in control of the editorial output of the Telegraph Media Group as it embraces its digital destiny?
As with the ending of Carl Theodor Dreyer's "Gertrud" and John Ford's "7 Women," the end of "The Wolf of Wall Street" renounces a world of horrors even as it embraces its destructive passions.
And it's true that the component company is doing a lot to shift with the times, working to cram more into its products, as it embraces AR and CR and drones and adds quick charging and biometrics to its products.
When people ride the Orbit's lifts or scamper up and down its 455 stairs, I think they will embrace this challenging structure just as it embraces them in its writhing steel arms.
Somehow, it's gotten even better in its fourth season as it embraces a reboot of sorts, straying away from Pied Piper and toward Richard (Thomas Middleditch) trying to invent a whole new internet.
Somehow, it's gotten even better in its fourth season as it embraces a reboot of sorts, straying away from Pied Piper and towards Richard Thomas Middleditchh) trying to invent a whole new internet.
"Ten years ago, when I arrived to head the UNICEF office, Viet Nam was opening up to the world as it embraced its new 'doi moi' (renovation) policies.
"Ten years ago Viet Nam was opening up to the world as it embraced its new 'doi moi' (renovation) policies," said UNICEF Deputy Director Rima Salah, who was UNICEF's Viet Nam Representative from 1995 to 1998.
Last year Prime Minister David Cameron suffered a humiliating defeat when parliament voted against intervention in Syria following chemical weapons attacks on civilians, to then be snubbed by Washington as it embraced France as its "oldest ally".
China's bellicose approach to Taiwan as it embraced democracy in the 1990s achieved the opposite: its sabre-rattling boosted support for Taiwan's pro-independence opposition.The wonders of democracyThose who accept bribes should do so warily.
That gave McCarran an advantage as it embraced shared resources as a way to maximize efficiency and space.
