The phrase "as this which" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly constructed phrase that lacks clarity and coherence.
Example: "I find it difficult to understand the concept, as this which you explained earlier was confusing."
Alternatives: "like this that" or "such as this which".
"When you win 20 games as early as this, which I'm glad to do, you get contributions from everyone".
That role is somewhat reduced, however, in the case of a procedural rule such as this, which does not serve as a guide to lawful behavior.
"For an art movement as enduringly popular as the pre-Raphaelites, it is rare to uncover paintings such as this which are not well documented".
Systems such as this, which effectively create miniature cartels or which at least encourage a mindset that mimics that of a cartel, can easily choke innovation.
Your lawyer seemingly ignores the restrictions on using liquidated damages in this way, for a contract such as this, which may make the provision unenforceable.
Why did you think an immigrant family such as this, which has managed to gain something of a toehold in British society, would treat another immigrant so poorly?
"You cannot penny-pinch on a major reform such as this which has enormous implications for the future of our education system," he said.
"It is a shame that seminars such as this which aim to highlight possible improvements to current practice should be disrupted.
This bacteria assists in fixing nitrogen from the air which is valuable for species such as this which grow in low-nutrient conditions.
But dating things as old as this, which is done by studying the products of radioactive decay, is not a precise science.
Metalloenzymes, such as this, which house stable catalytic complexes within intricately designed pockets accessible by solvent channels, have inspired design of resin-bound complexes.
