The phrase "as one associate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collective or unified perspective among associates or colleagues in a professional context.
Example: "As one associate, we believe that collaboration is key to our success."
Alternatives: "as a united team" or "as a collective group".
He became, as one associate puts it, "not exactly unfamiliar with the interior of a private jet".
He can also be playful and self-deprecating, or he can be as "Machiavellian as they come," as one associate put it.
Not only was he a brilliant negotiator and numbers person, "he was a walking computer before there were computers," as one associate told the author.
As one associate said, "The next three or four months could kill him". Mr. Cuomo's situation both as Governor and as a potential presidential candidate is further complicated by the deepening fiscal worries facing New York City.
As one associate puts it, "Tell me I'm not out here risking federal prison on behalf of a crazy person".
But everyone in the family knew that the government did not ally itself with killers, and, as one associate pointed out about Scarpa, "He was crazy.
At any given moment, a gene — such as one associated with inflammation — may either be active and turned "on" or inactive and turned "off". Our lifestyle — what we eat, how we move, how much we sleep and how mindful we are — acts like a powerful dimmer switch.
A potent developmental toxicant is defined as one associated with adverse fetal outcomes at or near clinical exposures or for which a NOAEL has not been defined.
This week, the police tenuously linked heroin seizures in far away boroughs to Carnival in a familiar pattern of framing the event as one associated with crime.
CDC Rabies Program staff corroborated the diagnosis and genotyped the variant as one associated with dogs in Africa, supporting the presumed transmission through dog bite.
Two closely related RABV variants (previously considered as one), associated with the silver-haired bat (Lasionycteris noctivagans) and eastern tri-colored bat (Perimyotis subflavus) have caused about 60% of human rabies cases, where the virus variant could be identified.
