The phrase "as the workbook" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison or reference to a workbook in a specific context, such as discussing content or structure.
Example: "The exercises in this guide are structured as the workbook, allowing for a hands-on approach to learning."
Alternatives: "like the workbook" or "similar to the workbook".
The original version of the module used in the study by Abraham et al. (2009) (here referred to as the workbook version) involved onscreen simulations with an accompanying paper workbook that contained instructions and open-response questions.
With sufficient practice on the end-of-chapter textbook questions as well as the workbook questions, the high ability students would have learned how to answer such questions without necessarily having achieved deep understanding of the concept.
So long as the workbook is saved, the output of analysis will remain in the sheet.
Save the workbook as "Overall Status" and Sheet1 as "Article Views and Other".
Title the worksheet, "Acctg Ratios" and save the workbook as "Financial Ratios" into an appropriate folder such as 'wikiHow Articles'.
Title the worksheet, "BudgetWrkgCapital" and save the workbook as "BudgWkgCap" into an appropriate folder such as 'wikiHow Articles'.
Title the worksheet, "StmtCashFlows" and save the workbook as "SCF" into an appropriate folder such as 'wikiHow Articles'.
Title the worksheet, "Groceries 1503" (for 2015, March) and save the workbook as "Groceries" into an appropriate folder such as 'wikiHow Articles'.
Title the first worksheet, "Data" and title the second worksheet "Saved Charts"; save the workbook as "Do NeuOps w Exponents" into an appropriate folder such as 'Microsoft Excel Imagery'NeuNeu Ops' or 'wikiHow Articles'.
Mr. Verdino of Eye-Level speaks reverentially of his company's Korean founder, Youngjoong Kang, who is often referred to in company material as "the pioneer of the workbook market".
Mr. Verdino of Eye-Level speaks reverentially of his company's Korean founder, Youngjoong Kang, who is often referred to in company material as "the pioneer of the workbook market". Kumon, meanwhile, promotes its own founder, a math teacher in Osaka named Toru Kumon, and is known for using worksheets to help students master math and reading skills.
