The phrase "as it is sent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something being transmitted or delivered in its original form without alterations.
Example: "Please forward the email as it is sent, without making any changes to the content."
Alternatives: "in its original form" or "as delivered."
It's not "bulk collection" of messages if the messages aren't stored, they said (even if every message is analyzed by supercomputers as it is sent).
To visualize instant messaging, think of a typed conversation, in which snippets of text are rapidly exchanged over the Internet, with each snippet appearing on the recipient's screen as soon as it is sent.
When the system is fully operational sometime in the next month or so emergency physicians at the five hospitals will be able to review EKG data in real time as it is sent remotely by city medic units.
A large number of companies already use encryption to protect the data they store on their own systems "at rest", as well as data "in flight" as it is sent over networks to customers, other data centres, or for processing or storage in the cloud.
Rating scales could be attached to the letter as it is sent to the referring physician.
Secure checkout means your credit card information is encrypted as it is sent through the internet channels, so thieves can't access your sensitive information.
The US Olympic committee could benefit from its size, as it is sending the largest athlete delegation in history for any nation, but the US might be challenged by a sort of "home field" advantage for winter sports.
Mr. O'Brien, whose strength isn't so much stand-up comedy as it is sending up stand-up comedy, kept making cracks about his new show's downward mobility.
In a blog post on its Web site, the company said information had been recorded as it was sent over unencrypted residential wireless networks as Google's Street View cars with mounted recording equipment passed by.
"Our job now is to see that the bill stays right on the floor and is passed as it was sent to us," said Mr. Moynihan.
Mr. Hollander's photographs have all come with a warning: "Picture may have been reviewed as it was sent via Navy communications".
