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as following vs as followed

Both phrases are not correct as they are missing a word. The correct phrases should be 'as follows' or 'as followed'. 'As follows' is used to introduce a list or sequence of items, while 'as followed' is used to indicate that something was done in the way it was described.

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as following

This phrase is not correct in English.

The correct phrase is 'as follows' when introducing a list or sequence of items.
  • Article 4 is amended as following:
  • Section 2 is amended as following:
  • The Section II of Annex II applies as following:
  • The holders' obligations have been simplified as following:
  • Estimations of the budgetary implications of the four procedures are as following:
  • 2) For the application of the tariff quota with order number 09.0756, the term "for industrial manufacture" should be understood as following:
  • 1) For the application of the tariff quotas with order numbers 09.0752, 09.0754, 09.0760, 09.0763, 09.0778 and 09.0792, the term "for industrial manufacture" should be understood as following:
  • Article 4 is amended as following: (a) Point (1)(b) is replaced by the following:
  • Tailing young Mrs. Kendall is about as hard as following malibu barbie to the beach house.
  • And then of course, this year we've been responding to Katrina, as well as following up on our reconstruction works.
  • There has been much talk of a Europe of results, but this is not the same as following the correct procedures.
  • I was raised around as far as following the therapeutic text with Lois -
  • Italy set up a humanitarian mine clearance fund in 2001 on the basis of Law No 58 of 7 March 2001, which could be regarded as following on from the undertakings made at Community level.
  • I must honestly say that even the home countries of the distortionary competitive airlines would do well here to take consumer protection more seriously by providing fair information as well as following our suggestions to ensure this happens.
  • The casino of Rhodes, to which a license was granted by virtue of the ministerial decision T/633/29.5.1996, was not cited in the complaint received by the Commission as following its privatisation in April 1999 it has applied the EUR 15 price of admission tickets.
  • Similarly, a presence in Juba would allow for maintaining closer and more regular contacts with the Government of Southern Sudan and the SPLM, as well as following the situation in Southern Sudan more closely.
  • The missions of the Supervisory Authority include managing the public funds allocated to the European Satellite radionavigation programme as well as following the financial management of this programme so as to optimise the use of public money.
  • Similarly, a presence in Juba would allow for maintaining closer and more regular contacts with the Government of Southern Sudan and the SPLM, as well as following the situation in Southern Sudan more closely.
  • The rules for registration according to Article 24 of Regulation (EC) No 987/2009 (hereinafter Implementing Regulation) and for keeping an inventory provided for in Article 64(4) of the Implementing Regulation shall be as following:
  • The Portuguese Presidency's "will to build" was welcomed by EPP-ED group chairman Joseph DAUL (EPP-ED, FR) as following the "ambitious but realistic" path traced by its German predecessors.

Alternatives:

  • as follows

as followed

This phrase is not correct in English.

The correct phrase is 'as followed' when indicating that something was done in the way it was described.
  • Article 172 is amended as followed:
  • Cancellations fees will be charge as followed:
  • Then I had a such long series of disadventures that I felt as followed by the famous Fantozzi's cloud. So: a tragedy.
  • He has since ministered as followed: Assistant priest (1996/1998) parish priest (1998/2001) at the parish of San José.
  • In an ensuing workshop Dr. Nieman presented several examples of vegetarian menus as followed by athletes and physical fitness adepts, showing that a varied and well-planned vegetarian diet is compatible with successful athletic performance.
  • The rule of thumb for watering should be as followed: More heat more water, less heat less water.
  • Please enter the camera configurations as followed, then click test to check the connection between the camera and Surveillance Station.
  • Nice 72 sqm apartment with 2bedrooms on 2nd floor without elevator, renovated, close to the Museum Archives, quiet and bright with six windows overlooking a private courtyard, consisting as followed:

Alternatives:

  • as followed

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