suchas
Such as is a common English phrase used to introduce examples within a sentence. It signals that the items that follow belong to the same broader category as the noun or idea mentioned just before it.
Grammatically, such as functions as a prepositional phrase that can modify a noun or noun phrase. It
Punctuation varies with usage. When the examples are nonessential or parenthetical, they are set off by commas:
Common usage notes include distinguishing from similar expressions. Do not confuse such as with such that,