The phrase "as stands" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the current state or condition of something without any changes or modifications.
Example: "The proposal, as stands, does not meet the budget requirements."
Alternatives: "as it is" or "in its current form".
It can be explained that the good crystalline quality of AZO is attributed to two factors: The first is related to the lattice match between ZnO and GaN, their mismatch is less than 2% according to the following formula: |ae − as|/ae, where as stands for the lattice constant of the substrate of GaN, ae stands for the lattice constant of the epilayer of ZnO.
86TH MINUTE | Round of 16 as stands: Uruguay-S.
As stands, they are unfair and we urge the chancellor to revisit his decision".
She used her chairs as stands for large photographs and posters, as shelves for vases, and sometimes as hangers for dresses, because the sight of good clothes never failed to cheer her up.
The railway's future has been uncertain for decades, but several proposals have been put forward recently, including one that would convert the tracks into a bike path with the old train stations serving as stands for the Vélib', the popular free bike-share program.
As the presentation explained, "Obama's image is considerably better defined than McCain's, even on attributes at the core of McCain's reputation," such as "stands up to lobbyists and special interests," "puts partisan politics aside to get things done," and "tells people what they need to hear, not what they want to hear".
> -wrap-foot> Year: date of the last release; Type: some tools run as stand-alone (S.a).
Buzzword: "Stand" (as in, stand strong, stand up, stand for).
Mr. Obama had been scheduled to attend rallies in Ohio, where Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and former President Bill Clinton have been dispatched as stands-in for the president.
The jihadist Cylons could be seen as stands-ins for Muslim fundamentalists, but it is the humans who strap explosives onto their chests and blow up collaborators.
Death as stand-up comedy shtick?
