The phrase "as paragraphs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the format or structure of text that is organized into paragraphs.
Example: "Please submit your essay as paragraphs to ensure clarity and readability."
Alternatives: "in paragraph form" or "formatted as paragraphs".
(b)(1), were redesignated as paragraphs (7) and (8), respectively, of subsection (a) by Pub.
Shannon also observed that when longer sequences, such as paragraphs, chapters, and whole books, are considered, the entropy decreases and English becomes even more predictable.
The procedure for determining the reporting threshold for calendar years 2006 and beyond appears as paragraphs 1-8 of appendix B to part 225.
Document must be double-spaced with the exception of quotations as paragraphs, captions, lists, graphs, charts, footnotes/endnotes, bibliographic entries, items within tables, and lists in appendices.
And while nodes (h1, p, blockquote etc). are still modelled as a tree, this accurately models how users think about things such as paragraphs and lists, and it's almost always how they're rendered when a reader consumes an article.
The novel's editors added a lot of unnecessary commas (as well as paragraphs), and Kerouac did some self-consciously literary poeticizing; the word "holy" appears much more frequently in the later edition.
David Brooks classifies professors as "paragraph people".
The clause, known as paragraph (d)(4) of Rule 144a, comes at a critical time for the smaller companies.
One, called the Ruler, is used for formatting the document; it controls such features as paragraph indents, margins, line spacing and alignment (like flush left or center).
In fact, if Kurtz had read as far as paragraph eight of the Sports Illustrated article, he would have read the words: "When I was younger I dated women.
In particular, a 1957 decision from the Constitutional Court declared the homophobic law, better known as Paragraph 175, to be constitutional, solidifying its place in West German law.
