The phrase "as being extraordinarily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something in a way that emphasizes its exceptional quality or nature.
Example: "The artist is recognized as being extraordinarily talented, captivating audiences with her unique style."
Alternatives: "considered to be exceptionally" or "regarded as remarkably".
That title comes to mind as being extraordinarily prescient.
Bezos has long been on record as being extraordinarily passionate about space travel.
While his biographers may vary in their assessments of some of Picasso's behaviour, they are united in describing his visual memory as being extraordinarily good.
Mitchell was trained as a mathematician even befoe coming to Johns Hopkins, and he was especially noted by all those who knew him as being extraordinarily meticulous and attentive to detail.
Some women praised the staff as being extraordinarily competent, supportive, helpful and tactful.
The topic of "attribution" or as it is more commonly thought of as "credit" is extraordinarily timely as it is on the minds of every music creator these days.
Nevertheless it is clear that the relationship between a physical entity such as light and a perceptual quality such as color is extraordinarily complex and indirect, as demonstrated by a variety of optical illusions such as neon color spreading.
Each chapter of Maggie and Me has an epigraph from Margaret Thatcher, such as "I am extraordinarily patient … provided I get my own way in the end".
Well over 2,000 rugby league fans descended at Bootham – or KitKat Crescent as it was extraordinarily labelled a few years ago – to see a York derby in the Challenge Cup last Sunday.
For a long time, it was difficult to discover many details of Sorabji's life, as he was extraordinarily private.
While places such as Jordan are extraordinarily progressive, and Jordan and other countries are making incredible strides forward, a good part of the Middle East remains locked in a rear-view mirror approach to the world, with so-called leaders there focused only on "clutching and keeping" what they have.
