"as beloved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as an adverbial phrase to emphasize something with a feeling of endearment. For example: "He is remembered as beloved by all who knew him."
But he is not nearly as beloved as many of his midcentury contemporaries.
Obviously, when something as beloved as Teletubbies is remade, the only sensible reaction is outright horror.
As beloved as he was by the public, he suffered the slings of critical derision, especially in the '50s.
As beloved as it is, peanut butter has not been exempt from the backlash against the industrialization of food.
The best local sports announcers are often as well known and as beloved as a team's players.
Mr Bayh, a former governor, was as beloved as a Democrat could be in a conservative state.
I could name every star and the masala western, Sholay, was a favourite as beloved as Star Wars.
In 2015, it seems that few things are quite as beloved by TV execs as the apocalypse.
His lyrics, even from a song as beloved as Life on Mars?, contain confounding twists and pockets of mystery.
With a decades-old property as beloved as "Transformers," fans were bound to want to have their say.
"As a general rule," says Jannike Ählund, who runs Bergman Week, "Bergman isn't as beloved as someone like Astrid Lindgren".
