The phrase "as their commands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions or behaviors that are carried out according to the directives given by someone else.
Example: "The soldiers followed the orders given to them, executing their tasks as their commands dictated."
Alternatives: "according to their instructions" or "in line with their directives".
"Reed and Jones are going to be as good as their command that day," a scout said.
It speaks of their sacrifice and serves as their command to the living to press on.
It's unlikely that the state which they've attacked with nuclear weapons, such as the United States, would retaliate against the state which served as their command center for the attack.
The observers, caught up in the conflict between gunmen and the interim Ukrainian government, were placed in a cell in the basement of a Ukraine Security Service building used by the separatists for two weeks as their command center in the town.
Korean and Chinese women smoked at higher rates the longer they had lived in the United States -- and their chances of smoking also rose as their command of English improved.
Two of his company commanders were relieved of their commands, as well.
However, doctors and midwives ultimately want to help you get through your labor as quickly and safely as possible, so try to follow their commands as best you can.
Both men take as many scalps with their personalities as with their command of spin, flight and pace through the air and, wouldn't you know it post-DRS, there's just one delivery in 100 between their strike rates!
As he follows their commands, he meets up with others who've been similarly blackmailed, and … well.
Until the mid-9th century, the governors of the themes of the Aegean and Samos are also recorded as droungarioi, since their commands were split off from the original Karabisianoi fleet, but they were then raised to the rank of stratēgos.
