The phrase "as mediatory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a role or function that serves as an intermediary or facilitator in a process or relationship.
Example: "The organization acts as mediatory in the negotiations between the two parties to ensure a fair outcome."
Alternatives: "as intermediary" or "in a mediating role".
It is hoped that these persons could act as inter mediatory between the Roma and healthcare workers.
The pharmacological inhibition of the upstream protein kinases PI3K or MEK1/2 has been reported to abolish the infarct-limiting effect of IPC, and a recent experimental study has confirmed that mice lacking PI3K-γ are resistant to IPC protection, confirming the critical role of the PI3K-Akt pathway as a mediatory protein kinase cascade in IPC.
The results supported the hypothesis by identifying the significant influence of career adaptability, need for achievement and mentoring support on entrepreneurial intuition as well as the significant mediatory effect of psychological capital.
However, Rafsanjani's mediatory power as a moderate politician, which was seen as crucial for the survival of the regime, began to wane when he lost to Ahmadinejad in the 2005 presidential election and as Ahmadinejad won more support from the supreme leader.
As MEK is a mediatory effector downstream of RAF, its inhibitors are being tested in clinical trials for melanoma and the other cancers 7, 20.
Oxidative stress is widely accepted as playing a key mediatory role in the development and progression of diabetes and its complications, due to the increased production of free radicals and impaired antioxidant defenses [ 35].
Soon after the allies had left Beijing, Ignatyev secured, as a reward for his mediatory effort, the Sino-Russian Treaty of Beijing, which confirmed the Treaty of Aigun and ceded to Russia the territory between the Ussuri and the sea.
Unipositive iodine species was considered as the oxidant in the mediatory systems.
It would have, much as Alan Rusbridger has suggested, both a mediatory and an adjudicative function.
