The phrase "as outpacing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the speed or progress of one thing relative to another, often in contexts involving competition or advancement.
Example: "The new technology is as outpacing its competitors in efficiency and performance."
Alternatives: "surpassing" or "exceeding".
By comparing situations in which the same mRNA (the lacZ mRNA) is synthesized either by the genuine E. coli RNA polymerase or the faster T7 RNA polymerase, we have previously shown that the outpacing of ribosomes by RNA polymerase destabilizes mRNAs, and more so as outpacing becomes larger.
As well as outpacing the target of three to five medals set by UK Sport prior to the Games, GB's head coach Bill Furniss and performance director Chris Spice are also presiding over a young team with much improvement still to come.
* Who will assume the minority voice in the U.S. public square as Muslims outpace Jews as the country's third-largest group, after Christians and the unaffiliated?
Other state polls show Sanders outpacing Clinton as well.
After all, company executives had all but said that Yahoo would continue to struggle as Google outpaced it in search and advertising and as new competition increased from the likes of MySpace, Facebook and others.
The firm also upgraded Valero as a buy, as it expects refining margins to expand via cheap crude input prices as production outpaces exports.
As technology outpaces the law, law must adapt accordingly.
As spending outpaced hospital budgets, business executives increasingly took over.
It continued after I was hired on staff, even as I outpaced those same guys.
It shows, as expected, that without oil Scotland's deficit has grown in recent years as spending outpaced tax revenues.
The rise comes despite a weaker backdrop by household finances, which are being squeezed as inflation outpaces wage growth.
