The phrase "as prefix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the addition of a prefix to a word or term in a linguistic or technical context.
Example: "In programming, you can use 'pre' as prefix to indicate something that occurs before the main function."
Alternatives: "as a prefix" or "in the role of a prefix".
Based on it, the complexity of a whole class of functions that can be described as prefix computations has been analysed in detail.
Compared to traditional control plane threats, such as prefix hijacking, the new attack, BGP-LDoS exploits the vulnerability of adaptive mechanism of BGP and would trigger a wild range of cascading failure in inter domain routing system.
Cole's work engages the circulation of trans in contemporary culture where trans as prefix differentially constitutes transnational, transgender, transatlantic and translation studies.
'At' and 'Os' have been used as prefix for the nomenclature in case of Arabidopsis thaliana and Oryza sativa respectively, followed by NCX.
An adaptive forwarding strategy can send Interests along optimum paths to avoid congestion and failures, balance payload, detect, and react to attacks such as prefix hijacking and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS).
SUBSTRING-PREFACTOR Input: binary numbers d and k, and an integer N.Output: YES, if there is a substring n of d, with N bits, such that n is equicomposite and one of its factors has k as prefix; NO, otherwise.
Subject pronouns can occur as prefixes, suffixes, or both, and some Omotic languages have replaced affixes with independent pronouns.
Affixes, word elements attached to words, may either precede, as prefixes (do, undo; way, subway), or follow, as suffixes (do, doer; way, wayward).
The gTLD as well as the beginning of the URL (http:// or www) will be treated as prefixes rather than source identifications.
For many short sequences, even the most efficient prefix-free code will be no shorter than the original sequence (as prefix-free codes contain information about the length of the sequence as well as its content, if the sequence is very short the most efficient code may well be the sequence itself prefixed with its length, which will be longer than the sequence).
I use the letters "\(N\)" and "\(P\)" as prefixes for premises as well; a premise with no prefix is assertoric.
