The phrase "as regards texts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to specific topics or subjects related to texts.
Example: "As regards texts, we need to analyze their themes and structures to understand the author's intent."
Alternatives: "concerning texts" or "in relation to texts".
Sadly, since the book has only 144 pages, many of which are pictures of sheds, as regards text it is rather short.
As regards expense, text messaging cost approximately 52 to 53 pence per valid response, which excluded additional resources involved in monitoring incoming texts.
Indeed, the very idea there was a single Ur-text from which later versions diverge either more or less is hardly tenable, as Mr Vermes persuasively argues.Many believers in revealed religion, especially those who regard text as the primary medium of revelation, will find that hard.
As regards the role of text production processes such as idea generation, the respondents had a unanimous answer.
— Susan Edgerley Grub Street: A guide to what is acceptable at the dining table as regarding calling, emailing, texting and tweeting. Robert Simonson SF Weekly: Marketing soup to hipsters.
The older view of A.W. Pollard, W.W. Greg, Fredson Bowers, and other practitioners of the so-called New Bibliography generally regards these texts as suspect and perhaps pirated, either by unscrupulous visitors to the theatre or by minor actors who took part in performance and who then were paid to reconstruct the plays from memory.
It is dismissed, as I believe it should be, as a form of political gerrymandering rather than as a form of interpretation; for it regards the text not as an object of explication, but as an object of manipulation.
The Golden Verses (see Thom 1995) were, in fact, one of the most popular Greek texts in the Renaissance and were commonly used in textbooks for learning Greek; other pseudo-Pythagorean texts, such as the treatises ascribed to Timaeus of Locri and Ocellus, were translated early and regarded as genuine texts on which Plato drew (Heninger 1974, 49, 55 56).
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With that as evidence, Ms. Curtis was sentenced in February under 2008 British government directives that regard prolonged texting as a serious aggravating factor in "death by dangerous driving" — just like drinking — and generally recommend four to seven years in prison.
They show how a very tightly restricted class of transformational grammars could be regarded as text-identifiable under extremely strong assumptions (e.g., that all languages have the same innately known deep structures).
