The phrase "as undergoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or state of experiencing something, often in a continuous or progressive manner.
Example: "The project is currently as undergoing significant changes to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "in the process of" or "experiencing".
In conclusion, in nondiabetic patients with AS undergoing periodic anti-TNF α therapy, IGF-1 and ADMA are inversely correlated.
High rates of heterotopic ossification have been reported in the patients with AS undergoing THA [ 3, 4, 18].
We can conclude that, in nondiabetic patients with AS undergoing periodic anti-TNF α therapy, IGF-1 and ADMA are inversely correlated.
Mr Zulkieflimansyah sees his party as undergoing a desirable process of moderation as it "encounters reality".
New Zealand is often portrayed as undergoing a decade and a half of non-stop change.
And while writing a will may be about as pleasant as undergoing a medical test, it is a chore that may be just as important, experts say.
The areas singled out by ALERTS as undergoing change closely matched those that PRODES's researchers had assessed as being deforested.
Thus, a carbon atom is envisaged as undergoing promotion to the valence configuration 2s12px12py12pz1 as a CH4 molecule is formed.
It will contain the same sorts of prohibitions but also positive requirements, such as undergoing treatment for drugs.
In recent days, media reports in Lebanon and across the Arab world and reports from officials in the Gulf have variously described Mamlouk as undergoing cancer treatment or being in trouble for holding secret contacts with Turkish intelligence.
It was probably this, in large measure, that caused social critics in the tradition of Lasch to speak of Americans as undergoing "catastrophic cultural decline, loss of moral bearings, and a surfeit of hedonistic self-indulgence".
