The phrase "as procuring" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in legal or formal contexts where the act of obtaining something is being discussed.
Example: "The company is focused on expanding its operations, as procuring new resources is essential for growth."
Alternatives: "in obtaining" or "for acquiring".
Thus the food decision-tree is a schematic representation of this process (Fig. 1), which usually starts with considering the purchase or procurement of specific foodstuffs, such as procuring greens from their yard.
As well as procuring weapons and humanitarian aid, he obtained bulldozers and engineering equipment which were used to drive tunnels through the mountains of Afghanistan.
I just put down a deposit on a fairly modest venue, because the going-to-the-pub plan turned out, in practice, to be as easy as procuring diamond confetti, or making and serving 9,000 lobster vol-au-vents, or attempting to ride down the aisle on a giant mongoose.
I get as far as procuring the disguise before things start falling apart.
The first profile is the Instrumental group, which includes people who use fire as an instrument to another end such as procuring insurance money or concealing another crime.
Protesting way too much, he constantly asserts that none of this qualifies as procuring or whoring.
Rather than write another check, it states, "On or about 21 December 19 , 2014 Mr. Goguen sent a letter to Ms. Baptiste refusing to make the second payment, purporting to rescind the contract, and claiming the Settlement Agreement was null and void as procured under extortion".
Now, they have gone on the offensive in the U.S., challenging the judgment as procured by fraud and conspiracy; as part of that case, Chevron has issued over a hundred subpoenas".
PHD 2 antibody as procured from Novus Biologicals (Littleton, CO) and PHD3 was obtained from Abcam (Cambridge, MA).
Some individuals continue to develop and deploy their core areas of deep expertise, as "practitioners"; others work as "integrators" procuring, managing or accessing research; and a third broad group have a range of policy and operational roles, but continue to take a close interest in science, importantly acting as sophisticated clients for science advice as "informed advocates".
It looked so appealing that I made it just as soon as I procured some rillettes.
