"as mandatory" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to mean that something has to be done, or is necessary. For example, "All students must attend class as mandatory."
But he does not regard wearing one as mandatory.
As noted, Social Security is classified as mandatory spending.
Instead, they have been widely seen by doctors as mandatory.
The Giants' off-season conditioning program could best be described as mandatory voluntary.
The standards also introduce training as mandatory for grant givers – without providing any.
The judge has said those questionnaires have to be regarded as mandatory interrogation.
The result is a paradox the researchers define as "mandatory fun".
Mr. Gore supports the 72 hours as well as mandatory licensing of new handgun owners.
Mobility enhancement technologies have currently been recognized as mandatory for future scaled MOSFETs.
As mandatory national service advocates sometimes point out, the list of such tasks is nearly endless.
NOW GOES TO THE LEAGUE Dr. Weizmann Announces That Great Britain, as Mandatory Power, Will Approve.
