The phrase "as one deciding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the perspective or role of someone who is making a decision.
Example: "In this situation, I will act as one deciding the best course of action for the team."
Alternatives: "as a decision-maker" or "in the role of a chooser".
Based on the neighbour table information, the mechanism of finding the adjacent lines is similar as the one deciding the relative position relationship in the SoA.
Sure, a lot of polyamorists are top-drawer nerds, but they also get more action in a week than you do all year, have a really chilled out life-and-love philosophy, and, let's be real, being involved in a "tribe of friends and lovers" is kind of amazing as long as no one decides to put "Helter Skelter" on the decks.
Otherwise, it is difficult to choose from a number of complex nonseparable covariances because there are no available general guidelines as yet that can help one decide which model to use.
Befriend as many admins and mods as possible as they are the ones deciding who will become a mod etc. Try not to get in fights with other staff, it will lose your Op/mod opportunity, and probably a ban or kick.
Just as one couple decides to settle on the apartment, Ted and nameless chick get it on in Jor-El's projection booth.
You can't as one country decide on something for the whole of Europe".
To the Editor: As one who decided to visit China after viewing beautiful images of Guilin, I was disappointed by the article "Going to Guilin" (Feb 26).
He already had a job as one but decided to become a professional triathlete.
"We as one small police department have decided to draw a line in the sand," the chief added.
The train was Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, a challenge to an admissions policy at U.T. that considers race as one factor in deciding which applicants to admit.
