The phrase "as terminating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that comes to an end or is final in nature.
Example: "The contract will be considered as terminating once both parties have signed the agreement."
Alternatives: "as concluding" or "as finalizing".
So Inmarsat has issued a notice of default, giving LightSquared 60 days to come up with the cash or face measures such as terminating the agreement.
This stabilisation energy tends to decrease drastically by using F (instead of H) as terminating species.
"Perhaps Google didn't send a senior executive today because they've recently taken actions such as terminating a co-operation they had with the American military on programs like artificial intelligence that are designed not just to protect our troops and help them fight in our country's wars but to protect civilians as well," he continued, warming to his theme.
The Rwandan government is currently mulling the possibility of bringing criminal and civil charges against the broadcaster, as well as terminating its filming contract in the country, on the recommendation of an official report, released on February 28.
The Stanford mathematics professor Keith Devlin tells him, "Strictly speaking, it's impossible for anything in the real-world to fall into the golden ratio, because it's an irrational number," one that cannot be represented as terminating or repeating decimals.
Whether this is, as terminating faculty and staff because of financial exigency, a "luxury of the past," as suggested by one of the members of the WSU Administration team, is yet to be determined.
Further, the sex that terminated mating was registered on the basis of whether the female's vigorous movement preceded the termination (categorised as terminated by the female) or not (categorised as terminated by the male).
The initial surfaces for the annealing experiments are stabilized by an As flux P As=1.4×10−5 Torr and, thus, As-terminated.
In many classical discussions of the subject, the assumption was made that a system of this kind will start from as well as terminate in truths and that necessity will attach to premises and conclusions alike.
(The subscript "A" and "B" refers to "In" and "As" terminated surfaces, respectively).
Some scholars question management replacements in principle, as terminated managers experience significant personal costs after forced replacement (e.g., no employment in listed firms for at least 3 years).
