The phrase "as the uppermost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the highest position or rank in a hierarchy or arrangement.
Example: "In the hierarchy of the organization, the CEO is regarded as the uppermost authority."
Alternatives: "at the highest level" or "in the top position".
In the tropics, by contrast, species-diverse forests that can be described as stunted evergreen rainforests typically grow as far as the uppermost limits of tree growth.
The ICS abandoned the sub-era structure in 2008, deciding instead to formally designate the Quaternary as the uppermost period of the Cenozoic Era, following the aforementioned Paleogene and Neogene periods.
The weathering resistance of the TAS film was improved by using a protective SiO2 film as the uppermost layer.
The weathering resistance of the TAS film could be improved by using a protective SiO2 film as the uppermost layer.
The paper aims to investigate the thermal properties and stability of LV3 Nature (LV3) as the uppermost member of Arboform® class of materials under different conditions (i.e. heating rates) both as primary and processed material.
The lower ∼20 m of section contains lacustrine deposits that conformably overly a 2.94 Ma marker bed (BKT-2U) that previously served as the uppermost dated tephra in the Hadar Formation.
They collide with atoms in Earth's atmosphere as well as in the uppermost centimeters of its rocks, producing new particles.
The uppermost focused image always corresponded to the top of the VF as identified by DAPI staining (section a).
The RefSeq database has this antisense transcript annotated as a gene with one isoform containing four exons as shown in the uppermost annotation track in Figure 4 (PTENP1-AS).
These continued to increase in number to as many as seven, all but the uppermost level of which might be divided into boxes.
Bottom-dwelling in nature, the leopard catshark is most commonly encountered from the intertidal zone to a depth of 20 m, though it has been reported from as deep as 256 m on the uppermost portion of the continental slope.
