The phrase "as you participated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone's involvement or engagement in an activity or event.
Example: "We appreciate your insights as you participated in the discussion last week."
Alternatives: "while you took part" or "during your involvement".
Earn tickets as you participate in activities so that you will be entered into a drawing for cool science prizes.
As you participate with peers in a series of increasingly difficult, real-world negotiation simulations, you will benefit from constant feedback and the refinement of new techniques.
Bond with an experienced mentor, create long-lasting relationships with your fellow CMI first years, learn about life after Columbia in our career-oriented dinners and gain support from your classmates as you participate in discussions about the intersections of identities.
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As you participate, you earn different badges on the site, working your way up from "intern" to "chief of staff".
And Lucy will remember your individual answers as you participate in future Lucy adventures -- further increasing the individualization of your relationship with her.
And as you participate in the application, you earn activity points and badges, with the aim of achieving the "Crowd MVP" status at an event.
As you participate in the discussion rate the ideas that you come across and the best ideas will rise to the top.
By participating in one of the observances, you can grow in your understanding of varied ways of honoring children who have died as you participate in the bereavement community.
Same goes when we practice the 'do as I say, not as I do' approach, or the noblesse oblige 'here's what you should do, and I'll help you participate in society as long as you participate in the way I think you should' approach.
