The phrase "as the standing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's status, position, or reputation in a particular context or organization.
Example: "As the standing of the committee continues to grow, we expect more members to join our efforts."
Alternatives: "in terms of status" or "regarding the position of".
This, in turn, jeopardized the commissions of brokers, especially at the Corcoran Group, which sold the apartments, as well as the standing of the developers and their lenders.
That may all change as a result of the Tate Modern show, just as the standing of Louise Bourgeois only rose late in her life.
In spite of Obama's debt to the civil-rights movement, the ideal of American exceptionalism is only as valid as the standing of people who have just as often been seen as exceptions to America.
London became the largest and most populous metropolitan area in the world during the Victorian era, and trade within the British Empire as well as the standing of the British military and navy was prestigious.
The standing of Paris as the cinephile capital of the world may yet be safe, but score two for New York.
The widening deficit also underscores the standing of China as Asia's manufacturing powerhouse, a role once played by Japan.
The new EMBO Press publishing platform reinforces the standing of EMBO Molecular Medicine as the journal that matches high quality, novel research with rigorous editorial and ethical standards.
Public reform of marriage is also critical for improving the general social condition of women and children in many countries today, as well as the social standing of lesbians and gay men.
Inferring the natural pollinator from the size of the nectar reward is also difficult as the standing crop of nectar is known to be variable (Keasar et al. 2008).
The party adopted democratic centralism, a way to organize revolutionary parties, and established a Politburo (functioned as the standing committee of the Central Committee).
For instance, data for Sweden during the period 2006 2010 indicate that 82% of the forest resources (given as the standing volume) consisted of softwood [ 3].
