The phrase "as some pertaining" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The report includes various sections, as some pertaining to financial analysis."
Alternatives: "as some related to" or "as some concerning".
Dictionary.com defines spiritual as: "of or pertaining to the spirit or soul, as distinguished from the physical nature; devotional; sacred".
Rudman added that the owners have "already been completely exonerated as far as any question pertaining to wrongdoing in this case.
However, for some potential risk factors, results of different studies have been rather inconsistent, such as those pertaining to some aspects of diet, physical activity, alcohol, certain medications, and reproductive variables.
Some entries such as 'back – pertaining to the posterior surface' and 'throb – to beat or pulse' are unnecessary.
Interpretation of comparisons across the two studies must also take into account differences in the wording of some questions, such as those pertaining to quality of sex life and sexual interest.
He therefore gave a "false interpretation" of the unity of all works when he conceived this as pertaining to some mystical, singular and transcendental work.
Especially within the context of a world which would like to be seen as pertaining to some kind of revolutionary spirit, even now, thirty years after the second summer of love's promises melted into nothingness like a child's ice cream cone on a hot day.
Subjects are often able to recognize an odor as familiar and pertaining to some general category, but they are still unable to find a correct verbal label.
Aristotle addresses some problems that most would recognize as pertaining to economics mainly as problems concerning how to manage a household.
Thus abstract concepts such as 'relationships' can be considered as pertaining to the real world, and can be given value in order to create a 'research space' for the writer.
