The phrase "as its property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate ownership or possession of something by a particular entity or individual.
Example: "The company has decided to sell the building, as its property has become too costly to maintain."
Alternatives: "as belonging to it" or "as part of its assets".
These charters indicate that Freising's scribes crafted their dispute records to enhance the image of their church and bishop, to undermine the image and reputation of their opponents, and to help the Freising community realise what it saw as its property rights.
It regards the private history of an individual's engagement with the internet as its property.
The company's Web site lists Interstate Hotels and Resorts, a hotel management company based in the United States, as its property management partner.
At issue are more than 200 parcels of land, spread across the township, which the state has long maintained as its property, to the dismay of those living there who think they are the owners.
His cultural ambitions for London could produce valuable results and his approach to providing affordable housing – whatever that exactly means – may yet enhance the capital's social as well as its property development.
Picture HMG's "data estate" in five years' time, when this will be as familiar a term as its property estate is now: government databases about their citizens are potentially the largest in the world, and large interconnected databases from the main departments like health, education, tax, employment and criminal justice will become huge assets, especially in these fiscally challenged times.
A Gamma error distribution with an inverse link was selected for the final models as its properties matched those of the response variables and it resulted in improved residual diagnostics without the need for transformation.
The firm's real estate division also narrowed its loss for the quarter, to $1.7 million, as its properties rose in value.
Its early restaurants and hotels had a consistently romantic, Savoyard style, which has evolved as its properties have spread to Paris, Lyon and Provence.
The solid-phase synthetic protocol enables fast and easy adaptation of the system for various protease assays as well as its properties regulation.
The phase composition, the thickness, the microstructure and the surface topography of the nitrided layer, as well as its properties, depend essentially on the process parameters.
