The phrase "as its elimination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the removal or eradication of something, often in formal or academic writing.
Example: "The study focused on the impact of pollution as its elimination is crucial for environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "regarding its removal" or "concerning its eradication".
It was found that the dynamics of arsenic distribution in the body as well as the kinetics of its elimination in urine and feces varies very substantially, depending on the mode of administration.
However, as its principal elimination route is renal (Belt et al, 1979; Gormley et al, 1979), it has never been routinely administered to patients with renal insufficiency undergoing haemodialysis.
For our analysis of viability on 10 different (sole) carbon sources, we defined a reaction as essential if its elimination abolishes viability on at least one of the 10 carbon sources.
We should condemn it and work toward its elimination just as such behavior is being abolished in our schools.
That fee was a rallying point of what many saw as excessive taxation here; its elimination created a $4 billion revenue shortfall.
The gap is also a fixation for lawmakers who see its elimination as a way to increase revenues without raising tax rates.
Obama listed its elimination as a goal in coming years but did not include it as a line item in next year's budget.
While the detailed analysis of chloranil allows its elimination as a potential drug that could be used in models of brain edema, several other drugs that inhibit both ß-DG and AQP4 clustering in a metalloproteinase-independent manner have been identified in the present study using the high throughput screen on primary astrocyte cultures.
Tanigawa et al. found that hepatic CETP gene transfer in mice stimulated the transport of cholesterol from peritoneal macrophages to the liver, followed by its elimination as bile acids.
