The phrase "as decayed as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to make a comparison regarding the state of decay of an object or concept, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The abandoned house was as decayed as the memories of its former glory."
Alternatives: "as rotten as" or "as deteriorated as".
As further evidence of their discovery, the scientists at Berkeley measured the amount of energy emitted by "hahnium-260" as it decayed, as well as the elements produced in the process; these characteristics were quite different from those of previously known elements in the periodic system.
We counted teeth treated by diammine silver fluoride as well as decayed teeth as decayed.
They begin to decay as soon as they are finished, if not before.
Memories are constantly in flux, decaying as soon as they have begun to form.
Nature is reasserting control, as it once did in the Roman forum, but this ruin is only a few years old, and it's decaying as fast as a corpse.
More recently, humans have dumped radioactive materials into the marine environment, including dozens of nuclear warheads and reactors that are slowly decaying, as well as many thousands of barrels of radioactive waste.
Nitrate film is a highly combustible, unstable medium it starts to decay as soon as it's made.The notion of retrospectives and film being an art form to be appreciated was an idea that was quite long in coming.
Long-range LD may still be important if its contribution to prediction accuracy does not decay as fast as that due to relatedness, especially with recurrent selection, i.e. in a population with the same genetic background.
The band describe themselves as playing "Dickensian hip hop" telling "stories as putrid as decaying vegetables at the end of a day in Portobello Road market".
Therefore, the photocurrent growth as well as decay becomes faster after the RTA treatment.
