The phrase "as oppose" is not correct in written English; it should be "as opposed." You can use it when comparing two different ideas or situations to highlight a contrast.
Example: "I prefer tea, as opposed to coffee, for my morning beverage."
Alternatives: "in contrast to" or "rather than".
About twice as many Americans favor U.S. participation in international climate negotiations as oppose it.
Four times as many Labour supporters favour that option as oppose it.
What are the operational and the financial advantages to a company to lease as oppose to purchase PP&E?
Moreover, twice as many Americans think the country should participate in international climate treaty negotiations as oppose it.
Metal depletion is generally more advanced in the ferruginous duricrusts developed in the vicinities of palaeochannels as oppose to those developed in residual domain.
Therefore, this study, as oppose to previous studies, aims to develop a probabilistic model to predict slug frequency and quantify the associated probability.
The copper coating was able to suppress the surface segregation and selective oxidation of manganese as oppose to the conventional DP steels.
However, the proposed interventions have mostly focused on teachers as oppose to students, while the existing physiological approaches like cognitive behavioural therapy require administration by trained professionals.
They're not there to defend Saddam as a person as much as oppose a system of victor's vengeance...
I liken it to rich people who buy frivolous possessions simply because they can as oppose to poor people who buy what they need.
The latter being the first album I independently chose, as oppose to buying a Queen tape that my dad didn't already have in the car.
