The phrase "as cherished" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something is held in high regard or valued deeply, often in a sentimental context.
Example: "The memories of our time together are as cherished as the moments we spent with family."
Alternatives: "as valued" or "as treasured".
Seventy years later, that principle is as cherished as ever.
Of the values progressives hold dear, none can be as central or as cherished as the promotion of diversity.
The joint statement singled out bigeye tuna, as cherished as blue fin for top-grade sashimi, but yellowfin is also under heavy pressure.
In some parallel universe, listening to it every year on 24 December is as cherished a part of the Christmas ritual as watching The Snowman.
Hopefully, one day this board will become as cherished a possession to my 18-month-old son as it is to me.
In a country with a food culture as rich as Italy, and a female unemployment rate as poor, there is no image quite as cherished as that of a woman cooking.
So even in a place like Colorado, where gun rights are nearly as deeply cherished as John Elway and fresh snow, there was never a need for concern.
Everyone seems to encourage artists to draw whatever they want, and provocatively see it as "cherishing freedom of speech".
Whether it's something as mundane as cutting tough brisket or as noble as cherishing grand ambitions for a disabled child, the Rose family perseveres with practical gallantry and without a speck of sanctimony.
As well as cherishing the informal chats among each other, one of the most valuable aspects of the course for many is the insight provided by guest speakers, who come from all walks of life.
Critics noted that the song's lyrics both let go of a lover, as well as cherishing their memory.
