The phrase "as the settings that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific conditions or configurations in a context, such as technology, literature, or any scenario where settings are relevant.
Example: "The game allows players to customize their experience as the settings that determine difficulty and graphics can be adjusted."
Alternatives: "like the configurations that" or "such as the parameters that".
As long as you have written down the settings, that should be simple.
This has made the proper setting of protection far more challenging, as it is harder to determine the settings that will be applicable for all of the likely operating conditions and contingencies.
From the first, SOM case writers and film crews have ventured to numerous locations in the United States, as well as international settings that include India, South Africa, Sweden, and China.
(Dunlop and Radaelli, 2013, p 603) lable as "reflective" settings that lack socially accepted expertize and contain policy problems too complex to be traced.
The core debate is that for many stakeholders, the category "sex workers" includes consenting adults who sell sex of their own volition, who are not trafficking victims, and who have called for recognition of their rights as workers, in settings that include Bangladesh, India, Thailand, Brazil, and the Dominican Republic.
Using sedimentary and other fossil remains as evidence of paleoenvironment, azhdarchid fossils were scored as occurring in settings that were fully terrestrial, coastal, marine with terrestrial input or fully marine with no terrestrial input.
Introverted children are often kind, thoughtful, focused and very interesting company, as long as they are in settings that work for them.
'Long Term Care' was defined as settings that were institutionally based, and where care was provided to persons who were admitted as residents of the facility.
The 2009 H1N1 pandemic caused surges of severely ill patients with viral pneumonia requiring ventilation and particularly affected high-dependency medical services such as ICUs in settings that lack sufficient personnel and resources to provide optimal care.
They have been highlighted as particularly useful in settings that require a single behavior, such as appointment attendance or vaccination.
