The phrase "as it withdraws" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a process or action that is happening while something is retreating or pulling back.
Example: "The tide began to recede, revealing the hidden treasures of the shore as it withdraws."
Alternatives: "while it retreats" or "as it recedes."
As soon as it withdraws, its side collapses.
As long as this military and its mind-set are unchecked and unreformed, the United States will face a strategic collapse as it withdraws its forces from the region.
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The Canadian government says it will halve development assistance as it withdraws most of its soldiers this year.
The expansion is in line with the company's recent focus on expanding its operations in Asia as it withdraws from unprofitable areas such as the troubled U.S. subprime mortgage market.
As it withdraws from some of its activities, it must do so in ways that encourage others to continue to provide quality WES services to the people.
He was handed over to Iraqi jailers this year as part of the United States transfer of security powers to Iraq as it withdrew its last combat troops.
Chickens and eggs sold at Tesco may come from birds fed on genetically modified (GM) soya, the supermarket conceded, as it withdrew its "no-GM" guarantee.
Ukraine's interim Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said he was open to talks with Russia as long as it withdrew its troops and abided by international agreements.
Prime Minister Yatsenyuk said on Friday Ukraine was open to talks with Russia as long as it withdrew its troops and abided by international agreements.
As it withdrew, Washington deputized its allies -- Germany, Japan, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, and Israel -- to do the same work, but they regularly worked at cross-purposes and in any case held their own national interests above those of Washington.
