The phrase "as we succeed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a condition or situation that occurs simultaneously with achieving success.
Example: "As we succeed in our project, we will also gain the trust of our clients."
Alternatives: "as we progress" or "as we achieve success".
As we succeed, a key challenge becomes prioritizing the many opportunities that present themselves.
And as we succeed in battening down the cockpits to prevent civilian aircraft being used again as giant cruise missiles, terrorists will be exploring other vulnerabilities in our open society and investigating even more devastating weapons.
But they are also going elsewhere — you see them shift to Libya, and, as we succeed in Libya, they will move down into the Chad Basin, and that is going to strengthen Boko Haram.
The attacks "are a sign of weakness," he said of those responsible for them, adding, "And I think we have to anticipate that as we succeed, we will continue to see attacks, and indeed you may find an escalation to terrorism as we go forward".
Harvard Business Review contributor Ed Batista suggests that learning to say no is part of success: "As we succeed, a key challenge becomes prioritizing the many opportunities that present themselves". A key element of prioritization involves saying no.
(In their numerical example, this happens as soon as we succeed in weeding out seven and a half percent of the maladaptive items in every generation).
As we succeeded in preparing a stable vanadyl chlorin [TPyr-Chlorin:V=O], we compare next the XANES and the EXAFS spectra of this vanadyl chlorin with the spectra of the parent porphyrin.
"I assure you that just as we succeeded in the 1990s to eradicate terrorism we will again prevail," said Mansour, installed by the army last July, in a speech.
Intercepted by a brilliant Egyptian undercover operation, the document revealed a plan to subvert Egypt's government, wreck its economy and stop the flow of the Nile using dams in Ethiopia "just as we succeeded in controlling the Euphrates valley with dams in Turkey".
I'm not sure when Mr. Hedberg logged on, but the Daschle story first appeared on the home page shortly after 7 p.m. Friday, as soon as we succeeded in nailing down the details, and only about a half hour after the story was first disclosed by ABC News.com.
"It is also possible to overcome the barriers of our own time, just as we succeeded in bringing this about in this divided city in 1989," Mrs. Merkel told the crowd that had assembled in rain to mark the anniversary of the fall of the wall on Nov. 9, 1989, calling it "a day of celebration for all of Europe".
