"clarifying as a" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
You would not use it in a sentence.
This has been clarified, as has a heading that originally referred to the "European court".
Don't you love that use of "clarify" as a euphemism for "we got it wrong"?
But in his writing he acknowledges that the label needs to be clarified as a system of nonreligious ethics.
I should clarify as a turnover that leads to a score, such as a missed field goal returned for a touchdown with no time left on the clock.
The Sun led with reports that the band were splitting up, which was later clarified as a post-album hiatus, while they "take a well-earned break".
The world record holder, at 5.06m, and a two-time Olympic and world champion, the pride of Volgograd is 31 now and contemplating what was at first announced as retirement but has since been clarified as a pregnant pause.
Speaking about the protests against her in Brazil, she wrote: "I have experienced several acts of repudiation up close, whether as victim, observer, or journalist, never — I should clarify — as a victimizer.
He said that in order "to save time in this time-is-of-the-essence case," he would treat the government's motion to clarify as a request for a stay.
Mr. Obey told reporters that he informed fellow Democrats who raised questions about the bill in a private meeting that they had to take into consideration that it was finished at 4 a.m. after four martinis — a crack he quickly clarified as a joke.
Finally, average porosity from every three layers is clarified as a total porosity.
