The phrase "as this fails" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result that occurs when something does not succeed or is unsuccessful.
Example: "We need to have a backup plan in place, as this fails to meet our expectations."
Alternatives: "if this does not work" or "when this is unsuccessful".
After the identification of 7 infected farms, all birds within the HRR were slaughtered from 24th March onwards, but as this failed to stop transmission, on 5th April it was decided to depopulate the whole Control Area, containing approximately 19 million birds.
"Overwhelmingly, as a tactic, this fails because people are repulsed by the violence".
As a matter of emphasis, this fails.
As in this failed attempt to curtail crop damage, in most districts of the middle zone, a reciprocal commitment to maintain corridors to facilitate livestock movements into and through cropped areas was missing.
However, some caution should be used as this method fails to identify genetic elements such as plasmids or linear chromosomes.
In fact, direct responsibility for the massacre -- as this play fails to note -- lay with Lebanese Christian militiamen.
Dillow points out that Labour is responding with incredible lameness to the Cameron austerity agenda, even as this agenda fails, because it allowed Cameron to shift the Overton Window, so that only varying degrees of austerity are considered "responsible".
On the other hand the common PSS typology that distinguishes between product-oriented, use-oriented and result-oriented PSS needs to be revisited, as this categorization fails to capture the complexity of PSS examples found in practice.
A limitation of the present study is that the VMAT2 ligand cannot be used for specific assessment of extra-striatal dopaminergic innervation as this ligand fails to discriminate between dopaminergic and serotonergic or adrenergic innervation of the hippocampus and amygdala.
This failed, as did the other businesses they tried.
