The phrase "as the placement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the positioning or arrangement of something in a specific context.
Example: "The effectiveness of the design is influenced by factors such as the placement of the furniture in the room."
Alternatives: "regarding the positioning of" or "concerning the arrangement of".
A committee of artists, architects and designers approved the color of buildings as well as the placement of shrubs.
Concentrating on Detail Details as specific as the placement of street trees and the size of porches, which must be usable and not just decorative, are addressed.
Foley Hoag's use of humor, as well as the placement of ads in airports, follows the playbook of another law firm with Boston roots, Bingham McCutchen.
She was treated with antibiotics as well as the placement of a myringotomy tube in her ear, and her symptoms resolved by March.
A roll of the dice before each performance determines which music comes first as well as the placement of the choreography and design elements.
It is a kind of blend of sculpture, performance and installation in which the viewer's subjective response is as much a part of the artwork as the placement of the words on the walls and windows.
The Kremlin, for its part, views the expansion of NATO to Russia's borders as itself a provocation, and points to such U.S. measures as the placement of a new ground-based missile-defense system in Deveselu, Romania.
Although some activists have defied the ban, many groups have found creative ways around it, such as the placement of 10,000 pairs of shoes on Place de la Republique on Sunday where a largescale march would have started.
Something as seemingly insignificant as the placement of a comma helped her, and those around her, experience the first tremor of a shock that still reverberates in their lives.
Or is it the part that suggests that a key factor in the electability and, dare I say, presence of a female politician on a national stage can be dependent on something as random as the placement of her eyebrows?
Ben Mizell, the former medical director of the Infant Unit at Primary Children's Medical Center, in Salt Lake City, told me that he often resorted to painful procedures — such as the placement of a catheter into the bloodstream — so that he could carefully monitor the level of a drug in an infant's blood.
