The phrase "as this resource" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific resource that has been mentioned or is known in the context of the discussion.
Example: "The findings of the study are significant, as this resource provides valuable insights into the topic."
Alternatives: "like this resource" or "such as this resource".
Statistics don't have to be dull – in fact, they can take students to other galaxies, as this resource from the Royal Greenwich Observatory proves.
It promises an extravagant illusion of 100,000 jobs, which in truth amount to just a few thousand that will vanish as this resource boom, like all others, goes bust.
As this resource is typically cheaper than primary memory, many operating systems are able to use it as an extension of main memory, to temporarily swap out unused memory state.
The British Library Catalogue will be hand-searched; 12. HMIC will be searched as this resource indexes from the King's Fund Library and the Department of Health; 21.
As this resource is supposed to be of general use, it would be useful to show that the used muscle myosin heavy chain splice acceptor is indeed efficiently used in other tissues like muscle, epidermis, endoderm etc.
As this resource guide shows, documents are available on children's participation in education, HIV prevention, health, hygiene and sanitation promotion, environmental protection, urban planning, emergency response and preparedness, and the protection of children and adolescents from exploitation, violence and abuse, to name a few.
There is such a thing as Peak Oil, and there is mounting evidence that the Middle East does not really have as much of this resource as they claim.
As such, this resource is a valuable comparative tool for the understanding of invertebrate molecular evolution.
As discussed earlier, this resource allocation policy is consistent with the practices employed by ISPs on wired networks.
As owners of this resource, we have a right to see all the information available.
As NHS EED is no longer updated, we will be searching this resource as an archive.
