The phrase "as this gives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something provides a certain benefit or result in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy is beneficial, as this gives employees more flexibility in their work schedules."
Alternatives: "since this provides" or "because this offers".
Always use a credit – not debit – card as this gives you extra protection.
"We actually prefer it this way, as this gives us a chance to talk with our audience afterwards," says Chow Kwun-wai, one of the directors.
I am overjoyed that Giancarlo has signed a three-year contract with us, as this gives Jordan and Honda a strong platform to build on".
"There is some good, as this gives a more meaningful price to carbon at a time when everyone was complaining it was too low," Mr. Fages said.
If an installer asks you for a deposit, only pay by credit card as this gives you consumer rights if he/she later goes bust.
Before putting on mascara, clamp your eyelash curlers as close to the eyelash roots as possible and pump them as this gives a bigger curl than just holding the curlers down (a Tilbury trick).
Caroline Foster, an accommodation manager at Sheffield, says: "We encourage students to live in university accommodation, as this gives them the opportunity to live within a diverse and integrated community of students".
You may also want to mention the different companies/industries you have had experience temping in as this gives the reader more insight into what you have been exposed to in the workplace.
"Although most lumps in the testicle won't turn out to be cancer, it's important you get symptoms checked out as early as possible as this gives the best chance of cure," he said.
During the development of this model the need for multiple-fold cross-validations has been reinforced, as this gives the most accurate validation results.
Make sure you tick the box to enable SSH, as this gives you the ability to install your own apps or files later.
