The phrase 'as criticized' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that has been criticized. For example: The new book has been widely praised, but also as criticized for its narrow perspective.
The Lexus name has not been as criticized".
Ms. Stone has been praised for her alertness as well as criticized for what civil-liberties advocates said was paranoia.
Also, as criticized as the N.F.L. has been by Bednarik and others, its pension program, despite some flaws, is still among the best in sports.
Though the Milanese are out shopping in droves, restaurants and hotels are less crowded, and the absence of American retailers has been conspicuous as well as criticized.
So the church's educational track record is greatly admired as well as criticized by many secularists who say the days when Christian philanthropists gave their time and money to educate the poor should be a thing of the past.
From her post at the foundation, Hartnett-White often has challenged the conclusions of international experts on climate change science, as well as criticized the Supreme Court's 2007 ruling that carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases are pollutants that can be regulated under the Clean Air Act.
The article also quoted a spokesman for General Clark as criticizing the network.
She won equal applause when confronting Trump, who had been quoted as criticizing Fiorina's face.
"We're a very supportive community, and I don't want to be read as criticizing the community," he said.
I don't want to come across as criticizing Sue -- she certainly brings a vast intellectual knowledge to the job.
The consultant asked not to be identified so as not to be perceived as criticizing a competitor.
