The phrase "as well between" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to connect two ideas or entities, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The collaboration was successful, as well between the two departments."
Alternatives: "in addition to" or "alongside".
A relatively short time must have elapsed, as well, between the witnessed event and a lineup.
These new technologies affect power relationships among states, as well between states and civil society.
It engenders another form of collaboration as well, between companies and customers.
There's a love triangle as well between 'Mumsy' Josie, bully Brayden and outcast - but natural leader - Niko.
But I read a lot onscreen as well, between news articles and blog posts and longform content online.
There have been moments of tension, as well, between Republicans and Democrats on the House and Senate intelligence panels.
Among the benefits of the pass is that it can be used as well between Berwick-Upon-Tweed Berwick-Upon-Tweed Berwick-Upon-Tweed Englande West Coast).
There was fighting as well between right-wing Turkish nationalists and people with left-wing beliefs, and Mr. Beki said Mr. Ekinci's father belonged to the latter group.
"As we understand it, all the FTA networks are interested and those conversations are happening as well... between the FTAs and Fox".
Morris thought some kind of deal was essential for campaign purposes... Clinton sided with Morris... Ickes, meanwhile, appears to have won a private budget battle as well--between him and Morris's media team, whose demands of 15% of the estimated $100 million Democratic advertising budget would have left Morris and other several million dollars richer after the campaign.
I write this with no thought of complaint or accusation, for I am only too conscious of the fact that a similar situation exists in my own country—and perhaps in other developing countries as well between town and village.
