The phrase "as ratifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to actions or documents that confirm or validate something, typically in legal or formal settings.
Example: "The committee reviewed the agreements and approved them as ratifications of the previous decisions made."
Alternatives: "as confirmations" or "as approvals".
Ethnic and geographic balance, as well as a measure of ideological suitability, played some part in, say, Herbert Hoover's selection of Benjamin Nathan Cardozo, in 1932, or Dwight D. Eisenhower's choice of John M. Harlan, in 1955, but it was possible, too, to see these nominations as ratifications of a national consensus about lawyerly credentials.
They would have to undergo a lengthy parliamentary process, as well as ratification — or rejection — by a popular referendum.
An initial deal within the next week now looks quite likely, although plenty of hurdles would remain, such as ratification in difficult parliaments like the Bundestag.
When her daughter questions her about her romance with a neighbor, she cites love songs she's heard on the radio as ratification of her adulterous affair.
The organization said Mr. Obama also supported an American-financed effort to secure Russian nuclear arms, as well as ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, still in limbo two decades after Mr. Obama wrote about it.
They then returned Conservative minority governments in 2006 and 2008.Far from completing its work, Parliament was still considering important measures, including bills that are part of Mr Harper's crackdown on crime, as well as ratification of free-trade agreements with Colombia and Jordan.
For the first time, the United Automobile Workers union has been using social media to communicate with its members during the contract talks in Detroit, and the most intense back-and-forth has occurred in the last few days, as ratification voting got under way at Ford.
Getting a two-thirds vote in both the House and Senate, as well as ratification by 38 states, will never happen. .
Though accession has the same legal effect as ratification, the procedures differ.
It could be presented to the French Parliament for formal ratification as early as September.
Others, notably the British, Poles and Czechs, now balk at ratification as well.
