The phrase "as their operators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or entities that control or manage a particular system, device, or process.
Example: "The drones function effectively, as their operators are well-trained and experienced in handling complex situations."
Alternatives: "as those in charge" or "as the controllers".
Fragments started several fires and their smoke was drawn into the boiler rooms, forcing four boilers off-line as their operators could not breathe.
The exceptions are the robotic dugout cameras, as their operators work with Moore on Yankee games where they've established a visual shorthand: "If I take a shot of the manager from the high first camera, they might sneak over with their robo and get a shot of him, and I'll know they know that's who I'm looking for, so we'll take the shot knowing they're not going to whiff off it".
This, in turn, requires teams of engineers and computer technicians, as well as mechanical hoists and their operators, to move the instruments.This works until the instruments reach such a size that their (ageing) players can no longer manoeuvre them single-handedly and more musicians must be employed.
"The biggest challenge for the U.A.E.'s General Civil Aviation Authority is to keep up with the demand for certification of operators, as aircraft and their operators arrive," he said.
Nonetheless, such systems may get a second look now that the most-admired methods of securing e-mail have been exposed by their operators as offering scant protection when the government comes knocking.
A remarkable feature of online betting (which includes sports, casino and card games such as poker) is that their operators require little more than an internet web page to enter a new market.
"Furthermore, the various landlords of former Southern Cross homes and their respective teams of advisers have given us a vote of confidence by choosing us as their preferred operator".
The Toomers flew into Sharm el-Sheikh on 3 November, three days after the plane crash, thinking that as their tour operator and airline had permitted them to fly out, they could go ahead with their break in the sun as planned.
The document also refers to the delays in re-launching World of Warcraft in China, after Blizzard had decided to discontinue working with The9 as their exclusive operator and awarded the contract to its competitor NetEase.
They have become so ubiquitous as to become unwieldy for their operators, not to mention often incomprehensible for their users.
Their operators -- defined as people with an office and a telephone line used to take bookings -- are required to be licensed by the end of this year, paying up to $1,400 for a certificate to operate without acquiring the specialized knowledge of London streets required of black-cab drivers.
