The phrase "as observations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is being presented or considered in the context of observations or findings.
Example: "The data collected from the experiment were analyzed and presented as observations that support our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "in the form of observations" or "as findings".
They were analyzed as observations as part of the "Go along" method (Kusenbach, 2003).
Instead she repackages outrageous facts about Bacon's life, as well as observations on his art, with brevity and punch.
Dr. Gillett contributed studies of Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, as well as observations of the core of the Milky Way and of the galaxy's star-forming regions.
Medicare incentivizes hospitals to designate an increasing number of Medicare patients as observations by withholding a percentage of payment from hospitals with high readmission rates.
Just as observations can appear to show a trend that is more rapid than projected, as is perhaps the case with recent trends in Arctic sea ice extent, they can also appear to show the opposite type of discrepancy.
"It's a perspective," he said, "which immediately brings to my mind the limits of what they expect me to comment on, and the limits of what they will accept as observations from me.
Some of the problems cited by General Deal were listed in the main report as "observations," apparently lacking the consensus needed to rise to the level of recommendations addressing them.
The report is a profusely illustrated window on a region in remarkable flux, incorporating reams of scientific data as well as observations by elders from native communities around the Arctic Circle.
The film includes Ms. Crane's own composed, forthright and finally forgiving testimony, as well as observations from several of her mother's intimate friends, including her longtime makeup man and confidant, Del Armstrong.
Prof Sutton said more research was needed on the effects of warming on the deep oceans, as observations of deep ocean temperatures have only been carried out in detail over the past decade and more are needed.
Photographs of the smiling deputies as well as observations and advice from some of the 177 who participated give the book an intimate feel.
