The phrase "as we extend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of expanding or lengthening something, whether it be time, space, or a concept.
Example: "As we extend our research into new areas, we hope to uncover more significant findings."
Alternatives: "as we broaden" or "as we expand".
We celebrate his fearlessness as we extend our condolences to his family.
Lyndon Lea, a partner at Lion Capital, said: "We are excited to continue our journey with the Weetabix brand, which has been an enormously successful investment, as we extend the business into China in partnership with Bright Food".
"And, as I have made clear already, as we extend childcare, we will focus just as much on quality as on quantity, with investment in teaching skills – especially in our most deprived areas – as well as in bricks and mortar".
The performance of the constellation model deteriorates as we extend it to multiple classes.
"We are proud to inherit and continue HandUp's legacy as we extend our work into building digital communities".
This accuracy becomes increasingly important as we extend the use of DEM data for spatial prediction of soil attributes.
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"But even someone like Harry" – who not only slaps the child, but turns his violence on his wife as well – "can we extend forgiveness there?
"Our sales and profile have since surged, creating the sustainability to allow future price increases such as when we extend the range this summer," says Bauer.
But it may not seem crazy when one looks at elementary examples of the cognitive value of logic, such as when we extend our knowledge by deducing logical consequences of what we already know.
