The phrase "as operator of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the role or capacity in which someone is acting, particularly in a professional or formal context.
Example: "As operator of the facility, I am responsible for ensuring all safety protocols are followed."
Alternatives: "in the capacity of" or "acting as the operator of".
BP, as operator of the well, was castigated by the US public and politicians.
Action at law by Amphitheaters, Inc., as operator of a drive-in open air motion picture theater, against Portland Meadows, a corporation, as operator of an adjoining race track for horses, which track was brilliantly lighted for night racing.
A unit of China Petrochemical, Sinopec International Petroleum Exploration & Production, will take over as operator of the venture, AED said in a statement to the Australian Stock Exchange.
That is only one-third of the amount controlled by a single American firm, Freeport, as operator of Congo's huge Tenke Fungurume mine.
As operator of an unlicensed radio station called San Francisco Liberation Radio, he wedged his way onto the airwaves, using a vacant frequency to broadcast 12 hours a day.
Sally Hubbard, a director of enforcement strategy at the Open Markets Institute, said she's concerned about how the company could abuse its perch as operator of the App Store to prioritize its own new services over its competitors.
Being proactive now could head off a lot of trouble down the road, as operators of satellites such as CryoSat-2 have found.
But Japanese, Russian and Chinese rivals are moving in to the market just as operators of regional jets are going for bigger planes.
In jobs, 30percentt worked as operators of machinery, as fabricators or as laborers; 22.5 percent were in sales or administration; 19 percent worked in service occupations; 18 percent did precision work and 6.5percentt were in business.
The Secretary of the Air Force shall transition the Air Force to an organizational model for all Air Force remotely piloted aircraft that uses a significant number of enlisted personnel as operators of such aircraft rather than officers only.
Piccolomini Family, noble family prominent in Sienese politics from the 12th century as leaders of the Guelf (papal) party and as operators of a banking firm with branches in France and England as well as in Italy.
