The phrase "as this understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific comprehension or insight that has been previously mentioned or established.
Example: "The project will proceed smoothly, as this understanding of the requirements is crucial for our success."
Alternatives: "given this insight" or "considering this comprehension".
"We all understand this," he continued, adding, "As common as this understanding is, however, there is little sign of it in the court's opinion".
This is because, insofar as this understanding of scientific practice in general allows us to understand how individual sciences produce their knowledge, Historical Materialism is a science that functions like any other.
As this understanding develops targeting particular framework types will become more straightforward and the development of designed polyfunctional materials more accessible.
As this understanding develops further we will be able to better asses and manipulate vaccine-induced T-cell populations.
But if you feel enthused to learn more, it's worth borrowing a grammar book that gives a little background history as well as explanatory rules––this understanding helps the rules to stick a lot better.
As per this understanding, money would not have existed before requests for credit.
As mentioned above, this understanding is increasing with sophisticated statistical models and meta-analyses of large datasets (Weitz et al., 2013).
Memory, language and attention impairments are likely to interfere with this understanding ability as are altered emotional states or thought disorder.
And his notebooks are wonderful because you see him striving for this understanding, as he draws what he sees, what he has dissected.
In case of any observations, Egypt — as the sponsor of this understanding — shall be informed to follow up.
"As a result of this understanding, the expenditure on the pity, which was already prepared, becomes unutilizable and we laugh it off" (295).
