The phrase "as their branches" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is extending or spreading out in a manner similar to branches of a tree, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The organization has grown significantly, with new initiatives sprouting as their branches reach out into the community."
Alternatives: "like their branches" or "in the manner of their branches".
The mangrove trees rose 15 to 20 feet, as their branches sent down roots that were embedded, like claws, in the muddy riverbanks.
He likes to think of them as "ghosts of the ancient species reclaiming the library as their branches emerge from the walls and reach 60 feet up to the skylight".
Neurons connect together in a tree-to-tree fashion as their branches nearly touch.
They will be with us as people drink and eat and laugh and flirt on the cafes along the Canal Saint Martin, the sunlight filtering down through the leaves of the trees as their branches move in a delicate ballet from even the faintest breeze.
(C ) Adding a copy of Cry-GAL80 eliminates GFP staining of the CRY-positive Dv-E cells as well as their branches, which are adjacent to the PDF cell dorsal projections.
Top graduates of the academy generally chose the Engineers as their branch, but Greene decided on the artillery and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the 3rd U.S. Artillery Regiment.
Y-n polyesters have Y-shaped mesogens that are connected by spacers at their branch ends as an alternative to the columitic mesogens of L-n polyesters.
Unlike banks, which want their customers to visit their branches as little as possible, Magazine Luiza encourages its customers to come in to pay their monthly bills in cash because it gives them an opportunity to sell more to them.
To emphasize their customer-oriented approach, both Mr. Hill of Commerce and Mr. Clark of Toronto-Dominion, who previously ran Canada Trust, often referred to their branches as stores.
Chest roentgenogram shows enlargement of the right ventricle, dilatation of the pulmonary arteries and trunk as well as their interlobar branches that indicates pulmonary hypertension and cor pulmonale [ 176].
As banks close their branches, places lose not just symbols of local commerce but a vital service for businesspeople.
