The phrase "as this course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific course or context that has been previously mentioned or is understood in the discussion.
Example: "The principles we discussed in class are applicable in real-world scenarios, as this course emphasizes practical applications."
Alternatives: "like this course" or "such as this course".
As much ground as this course covers — from asset allocation to the investing in different types of tax-deferred accounts — there's still plenty of material that needs to be explained.
Depending on McIlroy's performance around the Blue Monster (as this course is known), Donald might need only to finish in the top four to claim back his throne at the first attempt, while Westwood must win the tournament.
The time drew near for executive approval and as I made my last edits I couldn't help but think about my journey and the empowerment that educators will be giving youth as this course is administered.
One measure of this was the degree of responsiveness and flexibility that we developed on a daily basis as this course evolved.
Of course, this new teaching strategy still has its weaknesses: As this course was not mandatory, the participating students already had an interest in this topic and were highly motivated to participate.
I know this course as well as anybody.
It describes important concepts, hands-on equipment, and labs developed for this course, as well as examples of student projects from Spring Quarter 2004.
Tutors need to be prepared in small group tutoring when a course, such as this EPC course, is based on workplace learning in small groups.
Mickelson said: "It's as easy as I've seen this course play.
Often referred to as design thinking, this course offers a framework to test and try ideas, tweak and align them to your customers' needs.
But he has kept us on it, accelerated our progress down it, and campaigned for re-election as though taking this course had no downsides whatsoever.
