'coated as' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is generally used to describe something that has been treated or covered with a protective coating of some kind. For example, "The steel bars were coated as protection against rust."
It is found that coated AS, G and P samples exhibit similar critical load for initial substrate exposure and the same brittle adhesive failure mode.
Any small paper clip will do, whether or not it is plastic coated, as long as it it is made of wire.
Both flash coated as well as without flash coated steel sheets were annealed and subsequently dipped in molten zinc.
Heritage metals are often coated as part of a conservation treatment to protect the metal surface from atmospheric deteriogens.
In order to fabricate stable TiO2 shell, as depicted in Fig. 4a3 d3, the SiO2 shell was secondly coated as protective shell, as shown in Fig. 4a4 d4.
MPS-capped CdS quantum dots were coated as thin film on a glass substrate (Corning 2947, Corning Incorporated, Tewksbury, MA, USA) by spin coating.
In this work, the characteristics of two-step sequential spin-dip- and spin-spin-coated, as well as one-step spin-coated, mixed-halide perovskite films were studied.
Wells of 96-well polystyrene plates (Immulon II, Dynatech Laboratories, Inc., Chantilly, VA) were coated with 100 ng/well of either gp120 IIIB or gp120 BaL, and post-coated as described [ 16].
Good food is a more powerful aphrodisiac than anything heart-shaped, pink-tinted or sugar-coated, as Ms. Ades, the documentary filmmaker, discovered.
And neither is overcoming a background as candy-coated as those of Miss Cyrus, whose "Hannah Montana" sitcom played on the Disney Channel, or Ms. Spears and Ms. Aguilera, both of whom did time on the revival of the television variety show "The Mickey Mouse Club".
Both strands were metal-coated (as that is important for conductivity) except for the middle region of the main strand.
