The phrase "as to rely" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to express a condition or reason for reliance, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "He was uncertain as to rely on the information provided."
Alternatives: "in order to rely" or "so as to depend".
The cornerstone of the NRC's regulatory framework regarding accidents is known as the "defense in depth" strategy, defined as relying on "redundant layers of defense to compensate for potential human and mechanical failures" so as to rely on no single layer".
Few U.S. adversaries worth discussing are so feeble as to rely almost exclusively on Kamikaze-style suicide attacks against soft targets.
Therefore, the participants wanted to perfect their skills in performing a BSE so as to rely on their own evaluations.
This should raise some concern as to rely too heavily on a single negative HPV test, if the cytology is positive.
Weight maintenance was seen as "a tightrope walk" and four strategies of significance for this "tightrope walk" were described as "to rely on heritage", "to find the joy", "to find the routine" and "to be in control".
It's easy, and sometimes perceived as safer, to rely on large airlines as the sole means of air transportation.
The activists have something to chew on, as well as a doctrine to rely on.
As long as I continue to rely on at least 50percentt of my income with American clients, it's going to do that," Mr. Gagliostro said.
TEPCO's plan is to minimize dry cask storage as much as possible and to rely indefinitely on vulnerable pool storage.
And will it diminish our practice, or our self-image as diagnosticians, to rely on such algorithms?
"It perpetuates the idea of the artist as having to rely on private benefactors" — meaning grants, fellowships, and institutional affiliations — rather than on licensing their work.
