Sentence The phrase "regarded against" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe something that is being considered or evaluated in contrast to some other thing. For example: She regarded the two job offers against each other to decide which one was best for her.
A rising demand on energetic biomass, even though coupled to socioecological criteria, has to be regarded against this background.
The benefit of remediation has to be regarded against the risk of ecological consequences with special consideration of the observed increasing sensitivity of juvenile H. azteca.
The rise of the Hamdanid brothers to power in the frontier provinces and the Jazira is therefore to be regarded against the backdrop of the Byzantine threat, as well as the manifest inability of the Abbasid government to stem the Byzantine offensive.
In January 2008, In Demand listed a preview regarding Against All Odds, which advertised the event would hold the second-ever Barbed Wire Massacre.
"I don't think they regarded discrimination against women as discrimination at all," Ginsburg said of the Warren-era Justices.
The definition has been broadened since Nuremberg, when the Allies regarded crimes against humanity as an aspect of aggressive war.
We regarded variables against which physicians are more equally distributed as better parameters of community attractiveness: that is, better parameters of medical demand and/or urban amenities.
Since multivariate regression analysis is regarded as robust against violations against normal distribution, it was performed nevertheless [28].
But Peterson regarded the interception against the Cowboys as a sign of how things have changed.
Portuguese Blue Shirts, who called themselves "national syndicalists," regarded systematic violence against leftists to be "revolutionary".
The men immediately regarded the charges against them as retaliatory.
