The phrase "as not to disadvantage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining actions taken to avoid causing harm or disadvantage to someone or something.
Example: "We made adjustments to the schedule as not to disadvantage any of the participants in the event."
Alternatives: "to avoid disadvantaging" or "in order not to disadvantage".
Integrating emissions transfers into climate policy, so as not to disadvantage export-intensive countries, has been suggested to increase participation in international emissions reduction commitments.
Ahern says it is also taking care to provide all the iPhone services through its website as well, so as not to disadvantage students who cannot afford an internet enabled mobile phone.
Every element of Painter's case and how it would be managed was set out with painstaking care by District Judge Watson, so as not to disadvantage the man appearing in person before him.
But what to do with the Iroquois, who refer to themselves as the Haudenoshonee? "Iroquois is a European term," he said, "so we use the name they prefer, but put the more familiar term in parenthesis, so as not to disadvantage people who don't know the other word".
I found that in Canada there is a wider range of funding opportunities for sport psychology research, in particular several funding agencies have systems in place so as not to disadvantage young researchers (as long as they have good ideas!).
The Basel II accord was set in 2004 and again emphasized capital requirements as a safeguard against systemic risk as well as the need for global consistency in banking regulations so as not to competitively disadvantage banks operating internationally.
Capital is so important that the United States has pushed for international agreements on reserve requirements so as not to place American banks at a disadvantage.
Participation is not expected to disadvantage any women.
They were aware that concentration may falter during prolonged marking sessions and were concerned to mark all assessments in the same frame of mind so as to not disadvantage some.
