The phrase "as straddle" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression and cannot be used in any context without further clarification.
Example: "The financial strategy will serve to as straddle the risks involved in the investment."
Alternatives: "as a bridge" or "to balance".
One of the IGs I talked to described it as straddling a barbed-wire fence.
Moving on to volatility-based strategies, we then discuss options strategies such as straddles and strangles as well as risk reversals.
Many scientists view viruses, with their lack of autonomous means of metabolism or reproduction, as straddling the border between life and nonlife.
Juicy Men extends the brand's comfortable cool, appealing to the guy whom Taylor describes as "straddling that gray universe between Adidas and Yves Saint Laurent".
John Kerry was in the air, approaching the Continental Divide, and the candidate often ridiculed as straddling both sides of political divides was wrestling with the big matter at hand.
"Uncle Bob," Austin Pendleton's two-hander about a dying man and his feckless nephew, positions itself so squarely between comedy and grimness that it is as discomforting as straddling a fence.
The overconsolidational spectrum category may be conceptualized as straddling the fear circuitry spectrum disorders and the affective spectrum disorders categories, and may be a category for which Pitman's secondary prevention propranolol regimen may be specifically indicated as a "morning after pill" intervention.
"They're not fussy, and although they have an African feel they're not crafty or brown bread," she said, describing the chair ($450) as refined yet comfortable and the table ($3,950) as straddling two worlds because the steel is cut with a laser.
Emmanuel Macron, 39, has promised to "work for everyone" and sees his programme as straddling both left and right.
