The phrase "as it secures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the function or purpose of something that provides security or assurance in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy is effective as it secures the interests of all stakeholders involved."
Alternatives: "since it ensures" or "because it guarantees".
Mr. Samaras said his party would be prepared to back a minority government "as long as it secures the country's position in the euro zone and its national interest".
"Being awarded PGI status is a fantastic coup as it secures a product's identity, gives it a strong brand image, and protects it from imitation," says Myrddin Davies, a producer of Welsh lamb, awarded a PGI in 2003.
So should two other blatant offenders: the conservative American Action Network, a "social welfare" claimant reported by the Center for Public Integrity to have spent more than 80 percent of its expenditures on the 2010 elections; and Americans Elect, a third-party effort enjoying "social welfare" secrecy as it secures ballot space across the nation.
Philip Baggaley, a credit analyst with Standard & Poor's, said United would file for Chapter 11 as soon as it secures debtor-in-possession financing, which Professor White expects to be arranged quickly now that the application for federal loan guarantees has been rejected.
The company plans to add more channels as it secures the rights to them.
On this solid foundation, LG is building a vast selection of online content as it secures deals with some of the internet's top service and content providers.
In other news, FAO Schwartz 's parent FAO says a bankruptcy judge OK'd its reorganization plan, as it secured up to $77 million in bank financing.
Labour achieved nearly 300 council seat gains – well above its forecast of 200 – as it secured important victories by winning control of Hammersmith and Fulham, Croydon, Harrow and Amber Valley from the Tories.
AT&T said yesterday that it would modestly increase its cable television rates even as it secured a big credit line arranged by some of the nation's largest banks.
Among the mid-caps Centamin has climbed 14% to 61.3p after the gold miner unveiled a better than expected dividend, while FirstGroup is up 4.3p at 99.35p as it secured the Great Western franchise - its largest - until April 2019.
Its shares fell 0.74p to 11.10p after rising recently as it secured a month's grace for $65m of debt payments.
