The phrase "as to proceed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the purpose or intention of proceeding with an action or plan.
Example: "We have gathered all the necessary information as to proceed with the project without any delays."
Alternatives: "in order to proceed" or "so as to continue".
We organized our analysis so as to proceed from investigation of major chromosomal rearrangements to small sequence variation, to single base changes.
The URLs encountered during a crawl are automatically distinguished by the fetcher component based on their network type (i.e., Surface Web, Tor, I2P, and Freenet URLs), and the respective traffic is forwarded to the responsible fetcher module, so as to proceed with downloading the content of the Web resource under consideration.
As already mentioned in Section 2 the main question of the certification procedure remains: "how can a node be convinced that a given public key, say K( 0) truly belongs to node 0, so as to proceed with certification?" And, if certification succeeds, how one can rest assured that a certified node will continue to obey the network rules?
On this screen, users are presented with some author information as well as options to proceed.
The number of these interventions was kept as minimal as possible to proceed with the segmentation.
China expected an important annual meeting between the United States and China, known as the Security and Economic Dialogue, to proceed as scheduled for July in Washington, Ms. Hua said.
Mr Johnson said he would use his powers as mayor to proceed with the consultation.
Even agents that interfere with cytochrome P450 should be considered as signals to proceed with caution.
The voters are divided as to how to proceed, as the Greek election returns clearly indicate.
"And there was a recommendation as to proceeding as to an investigation for the chief executive officer of Loral, Mr. Bernard Schwartz, who had contributed some $1,500,000 to the Democratic National Committee".
