The phrase "as transports" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that serves as a means of transportation, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The vehicles we use as transports are essential for our logistics operations."
Alternatives: "as vehicles" or "as means of transport".
Saya points out that it's important not to characterise ageing as a problem, and to recognise that these strategies don't just help older people: "The tram connects people as well as transports them.
Everyone piled onboard a Russian-made MI-17 helicopter, one of four that do dual duty as transports and air ambulances, its pilot also a general of Communist-era vintage.
It did not help matters that, on Thursday, the government itself also warned the 3,000 or so units of donor sperm from Denmark delivered to Britain each year might also be slowed down — as transports of human tissue and cells, in a no-deal scenario, would require new written agreements with the relevant E.U. licensed establishments.
However, it was less successful in that role than the Lancaster, and significant numbers of Halifaxes were used for maritime reconnaissance, as glider tugs, as paratroop transports (particularly in drops of arms and agents to Resistance fighters in German-occupied Europe), and as transports for personnel and high-priority cargo.
Eleven destroyers were designated as transports screened by the other nine.
They remained at Wendover until 27 July to act as transports for two of the Fat Man assemblies.
The traditional Mexican menu is as transporting as the setting.
It's a truly immersive performance – vivid, intense and as transporting as a dream.
It is as transporting as the brilliant flit of the holly blue butterflies that live in the ivy.
Good rosé is out there, too, and few wines are as transporting.
The proposal was criticized by transportation experts such as Transport 2000 for encouraging driving to downtown.
