The phrase "as its course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the progression or development of something over time, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The river meandered through the valley, changing its shape as its course continued."
Alternatives: "through its path" or "along its journey".
Sometimes it flows slowly, sometimes quickly, but always it sails downward, taking the low ground as its course.
These have to be checked frequently, because however accurate the log or airspeed indicator and compass, the track of a ship or aircraft is not the same as its course.
(8, 14, 15) An improved understanding of the clinical features and potential factors associated with secondary OSCC, as well as its course and treatment outcomes, may be beneficial in better predicting, identifying and managing this very serious late toxicity of allogeneic HSCT.
This hunt is an administrative agenda, and as it takes its course, it wrongs MIT students as a community, as groups of people, and as individuals.
It reinvigorated a hi-tech modernism that by the 1970s looked as if it had run its course, as well as paving the way for the likes of Tate Modern and the huge growth in public access to cultural institutions.
It reinvigorated a hi-tech modernism that by the 1970s looked as if it had run its course, as well as paving the way for the likes of Tate Modern and the huge growth in public access to cultural institutions.
As it happens, its course was determined more or less by default.
The Lycian Way leads deep into the valley as it follows its course toward the city of Antalya.
It feeds and sustains millions of people further downstream as it follows its course through Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam.
Since that time it has grown as a day school, till it has now become, both as to its course of studies and the number of its students, one of the leading colleges in p476 the West.
It does so both in narrowly targeted ways, such as advising the White House, and in scattershot ways, such as posting its course materials on the internet.
