The phrase "as we have secured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been obtained or achieved, often in a formal or business context.
Example: "As we have secured the necessary funding, we can now proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "since we have obtained" or "as we have acquired".
Some argue that such workers' rights as we have secured did not come as a gift from Brussels, but were the result of union campaigning.
He added: "We are now in a position to forge ahead as we have secured strategic land holdings in excess of 100 acres.
Steve Allen, TfL's managing director of finance, said: "Our budget makes clear our relentless focus on delivering value for fare and tax payers' money as we have secured almost £10bn in savings and efficiencies.
"In 1991, I was inspecting our execution in a key account and nodding my head in approval as we had secured 16 feet in a major supermarket aisle as compared to Coke's 12 feet" he recalled.
He added: "As a result we have secured agreement on all of the issues the union had put into dispute".
Some of them are R.F.P., or request for proposal, submittals as well as projects that we've secured that are in conceptual and schematic design.
The Barons had trended in this direction for several seasons, as they have secured three consecutive league titles.
For example, in Niger, around 90% of the midwives are posted in Niamey and the big towns, as they have secured protection from high-level civil servants [ 8, 9].
As soon as you have secured funding, or while you are in the process, you should look for a location with the nearby demographic you often treat.
But even if we accept that as many as 2.5 million invalid ballots may have secured his victory, as the opposition claims, we are still left with the fact that tens of millions of Turks voted "yes".
"We're delighted to have secured 32Red as an official cub partner.
