The phrase "as the characteristics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific traits or features of a subject in a comparative or explanatory context.
Example: "The study focused on the behavior of the species as the characteristics of their habitat influenced their survival."
Alternatives: "in terms of the traits" or "regarding the features".
Do let's hope they're not as bathetically disappointing as the characteristics of her distant namesake.
As long as the characteristics of the new domain are similar, cues that link the situations can be used to optimize their response.
Primary mean particle size and the standard deviation of NaWO3 particles were considered as the characteristics.
It turns out that personal attributes — age, income, gender — as well as the characteristics of one's culture and country contribute to a person's desire for revenge, Mr. Mocan said.
Associate Justice John Paul Stevens's majority opinion also considered international norms as well as the characteristics of retarded people that make them less morally culpable and more vulnerable to wrongful conviction than others.
Different cases are considered, which provide guidance about process performance, such as the characteristics of optimally designed salts.
Initially, the system design and manufacturing procedures as well as the characteristics of the system sub-components are thoroughly illustrated.
The reviewing audience should be informed of the prototyping objectives and criteria chosen as well as the characteristics and methods.
The co-sputtering process influences the growth mechanism as well as the characteristics of the V2O5 films.
However, these utilities are often uncertain as the characteristics of PAC are critical for optimum taste and odor abatement.
Dry deposition flux depends on dry deposition velocity9, which is determined by atmospheric properties as well as the characteristics of the dust and those of the deposition surface10,11,12.
