The phrase "as it has worked" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a method or process that has been effective in the past and is expected to continue being effective.
Example: "We will proceed with the same strategy as it has worked well for us in previous projects."
Alternatives: "since it has proven effective" or "as it has been successful."
"Rappaport," featuring its original star, Judd Hirsch, along with Ben Vereen, has had good reviews as it has worked its way up the East Coast from Coconut Grove, Fla., where the current production originated.
Facebook, by contrast, has succeeded at dramatically expanding its position in the global market, even as it has worked to manage an increasing number of dissatisfied users.
The Democratic Alliance has capitalised on this, just as it has worked hard to break out of its image as a party mainly serving white interests – not least by choosing a black leader, Mmusi Maimane, last year.
So, lucky us, we get to make an effort to invite them in". Even as it has worked to alter the demographics of its own membership, the academy has taken steps to boost diversity across the film business.
SpaceX has also faced delays, as it has worked to correct a problem that caused its Falcon 9 rocket to explode into a spectacular fireball while being fueled on the launchpad in 2016.
The charge is among the largest by the auto company and is the latest in a series of accounting steps at G.M. The company has revised its financial results often over the last few years as it has worked through a restructuring that began in 2005.
And but for the Guardian's revelation about Milly Dowler it might just have worked as it had worked before given the ample supply of cash and the scarcity of political courage.
He blew the whistle on the scheme as it had worked at UBS, informing the Department of Justice, the Internal Revenue Service, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the US Senate of what was happening.
Some Indian and Pakistani leaders charged that it was patronizing for outsiders to suggest that deterrence would not work in South Asia as it had worked for decades between the United States and the Soviet Union.
That's as simple as it gets, and it has worked wonderfully.
Distressing breathlessness was accepted as "the way it has worked out" [F02.1].
