The phrase "as the layout of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the arrangement or design of something, often in a comparative or explanatory context.
Example: "The new design is more efficient, as the layout of the workspace allows for better collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "like the arrangement of" or "similar to the design of".
The remaining batch of 928,000 tickets – apart from a final allocation of around 150,000 that will become available as the layout of venues are finalised – will go on sale from 11am on Friday.
Many important factors that impact learning rates are not expensive to change and can be organised by teachers and students, such as the layout of the room, the choice of display or the colour of the walls.
Heat pump simulation results, the design of the impeller as well as the layout of the experimental facility and first experimental results are presented.
The layout of any facility helps determine the cost of manufacturing a product, just as the layout of a town helps determine the extent to which various people travel to accomplish daily tasks.
But it was later tests that surprised doctors most, when the cellist showed he could learn new pieces of music, even though he failed to remember simple information, such as the layout of his flat, who his doctors were and what medicines he should take.
A new version of XML (the extensible mark-up language used to define the actual content as well as the layout of web pages) has been developed by Dr Hunter's group with Physiome Sciences, a company based in Princeton, New Jersey.The new language, CellML, offers a standard way of representing, and exchanging, the wealth of information contained in a variety of organ and cell models.
For the spatial design of buildings as well as for the layout of large event areas, the crowd behaviour of the future users plays a significant role.
Over the years, I've become as familiar with the layout of each as I am with the sofa and telly in my own front room.
Everyday, our visual system makes countless visual inferences as to the layout of the world surfaces and objects.
The current exhibition reconstructs as best as possible the layout of the scrapbook as he originally organized the pictures, and it also has a few (strangely poor) enlargements from the 1947 MoMA show.
This can be something as small as changing the layout of your office or increasing your CTAs in an email sequence.
