The phrase "as precluding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something serves to prevent or exclude another possibility or action.
Example: "The new policy is seen as precluding any further discussion on the matter."
Alternatives: "as preventing" or "as excluding".
They are also less likely to think of a park as precluding other, future uses.
Embryonic stem cell research has always been controversial and we respect the views of all those with religious convictions which they see as precluding this type of research.
Embryonic stem cell research has always been controversial and I respect the views of all those with religious convictions which they see as precluding this type of research.
"If what the Fed does is interpreted as precluding further action, it's going to hinder recovery of the markets and indicate a more downside risk for the economy".
Public positions should appear to be identical, so as not to "encourage common enemies," a principle Obama violated as early as 2009, presumably, when, even before meeting Netanyahu, he openly criticized settlements beyond the Green Line as precluding a two-state solution.
While the IIRC has been careful to state that it does not see integrated reporting as precluding the preparation of stand-alone CSR reports, evidence to date suggests many companies are seeing integrated reporting as an opportunity to stop publishing a detailed account of their social and environmental performance.
Good faith thus does not so much introduce altruism into the contract relation as preclude contract obligation itself from exacerbating inequality in bargaining power, thus becoming a tool of exploitative advantage-taking.
Such effects would prevent the identification of stable transgenic lines, as well as preclude further analysis of the effects of EWS-FLI1 on embryonic development.
Economic and legal restrictions often limited the women's ability to travel, as well as precluded the possibilities of reuniting with relatives in Denmark.
Now they do, as do the laws precluding nepotism in hiring for federal jobs, which now cover same-sex spouses, as well as certain of their family members.
The 300-seat replica is as authentic as possible (fire codes precluded making it as big as the 500-seat original).
