The phrase "as strengthen" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The team worked together as strengthen their skills in collaboration."
Alternatives: "to enhance" or "to bolster".
Obama also vowed to take such pro-capitalist steps as: "strengthen anti-monopoly laws; change federal agriculture policy to strengthen producer protection from fraud, abuse, and market manipulation; and make sure that farm programs are helping family farmers, as opposed to large, vertically integrated corporate agribusiness".
It's supposed to help repair damaged and dry hair as well as strengthen the strands.
This unusual process has the virtue of putting senators on the record for each major proposal, but could weaken a measure as much as strengthen it.
Other universities perhaps aren't so embedded in their local environment, but my advice to them is to reach out to local business to contribute to innovation and enrich the economy, as well as strengthen the opportunities to retain graduates in the region.
In Mr. Ray's case, attendees paid to listen to a former preacher's son and a junior college dropout who has fashioned a successful business on the promise that he can help people build financial wealth as well as strengthen their spiritual and physical well-being.
This uncertainty makes policy decisions more complex, and magnifies the need for Africa to build its knowledge and analytical base, as well as strengthen the capacity of country and regional institutions for weather forecasting, water resources monitoring, land use information, disaster preparedness, risk management, and planning and coordination.
The pressure of a social prohibition or a social barrier can be as strengthening as the pressure of a mental or physical wound.
Mr. Bush portrayed the economy as strengthening.
Justice Minister Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger praised the legislation as strengthening victims' rights.
Firefighters and aircraft are battling both blazes as strengthening winds increase fire activity in the area.
Also, bilateral deals are seen as strengthening EU member states' influence abroad.
