The phrase "as the queue of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation involving a line or sequence of people or items waiting for something.
Example: "As the queue of customers grew longer, the staff worked quickly to serve everyone."
Alternatives: "as the line of" or "as the waitlist of".
As we talked, I stared at the queue of people on one side, waiting to receive blankets from a window, and at another queue on the other, waiting to receive food.
But there has been little impact on the drug traffic.' So the mind boggles as we skirt the city, past the queue of loaded lorries three miles long waiting to cross the busiest bridge in the world, Puente Comercio Mundial No 3.
A given server may be able to infer something about traffic as a whole by glancing at the queues of the servers next to it.
But as the queues of hopefuls outside casting auditions around Los Angeles testify, the industry is hardly struggling to fill roles.
If we denote Q1,Q2,…,Q K as the queues of large, medium, and small jobs; then the algorithm proceeds as follows.
A general problem in health-care consists in allocating some scarce medical resource, such as operating rooms or medical staff, to medical specialties in order to keep the queue of patients as short as possible.
Yesterday, as fighting escalated in Damascus, the queue of vehicles waiting to enter stretched into the distance.
Kevin Beeston is also chairman of the CBI's Public Services Strategy Board Allyson Pollock, Head, Centre for Public Health Policy, Edinburgh As the UK's recession deepens the queue of businesses applying to No 10 for a bail-out gets longer.
As the queue length of u i is the same at t2 and t1, it implies that from t1, u i possesses at the beginning of each TS interval TU f - z packets in its queue.
As soon as the queue length of failed units is decreased up to a threshold parameter value F, then the server takes some start-up time and allows the failed units to enter the system for repair.
