The phrase "as peripherals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to devices or components that are connected to a computer or system but are not part of the core architecture.
Example: "The new devices will be recognized by the system as peripherals, allowing for enhanced functionality."
Alternatives: "as external devices" or "as auxiliary components".
Computer monitors are sometimes treated as peripherals.
In addition, devices that enable the transmission and reception of data between computers are often classified as peripherals.
We not only sell the network operating systems but also network-related products such as peripherals, cables, transceivers, boards, and more.
Even devices such as smartphones, tablet computers, and wearable devices like fitness trackers and smartwatches can be considered as peripherals, albeit ones that can function independently.
Both Intel and Microsoft have largely resisted this vision, maintaining instead that the PC will remain at the center of the computing world for many years to come and that the new devices will function more or less as peripherals to a central PC.
Microsoft recently published a white paper on something it's calling "HomeOS". (Hat tip to CNET's Mary Jo Foley for spotting it). "In this paper, we advocate for a PC-like abstraction for technology in the home all devices in the home appear as peripherals connected to a single logical PC," write the study authors.
The forward was as peripheral as ever through the first period.
Not since before the Second World War has the US been as peripheral on the world stage as it is now.
Habana, aside from an opportunistic dive when impeded by Owen Farrell, was almost as peripheral as David Strettle and Chris Ashton; for old-style willowy wingers and twinkle-toed fly-halves the game is becoming untenable as a long-term career.
A similar association was found in patients with AS, peripheral PsA, and axial PsA [ 45].
Clerics are seldom featured, except as peripheral characters.
