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The phrase "as the courses" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are comparing or relating something to courses, such as in education or meal courses.
Example: "The students will be evaluated as the courses progress throughout the semester."
Alternatives: "in line with the courses" or "similar to the courses".
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They would struggle to do this as the courses have changed, he said.
"As long as the courses aren't too crazy turny, they're actually pretty good, but the safety factor hasn't improved for sure," said Ligety of the new skis.
But the success of Astro 101, as the courses are generically called, has made professors a little bit anxious.
Dishes got slightly bigger as the courses went on.
As the courses become heavier and the Cowboy warms further, Isogai may pour the sake into a rough, hand-molded carafe and raise its temperature to blood heat.
In stage 5 (Years 9 and 10), students are prepared for the School Certificate and study a programme that comprises two elective classes and Religious Education, as well as the courses mandated by the Board of Studies.
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What will cause the trouble are the unpredictable crosswinds as the course hugs the North Sea.
Confucius individualized the concept, speaking of tianming as the course of one's life.
Simpson had no problems Saturday as the course, even with challenging pin placements, yielded numerous birdies.
No. 18 keeps claiming more victims as the course's toughest hole.
As the course went on, my vocabulary grew from the simple to the relevant.
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