The phrase "as dissimilar from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two things that are notably different from each other.
Example: "The two paintings are as dissimilar from each other as night and day."
Alternatives: "as different from" or "as unlike".
In the Jordanian desert, half an hour's drive on a potholed road from the nearest town, it can host only 130,000 people and is designed to be as dissimilar from Zaatari as possible.
Bacteria found on the smooth, dry forearm, for example, are as dissimilar from those in the moist, warm armpit as deserts are from rainforests, according to researchers at the National Institutes of Health.
And third, to increase resolution, the individual reference sequences should be as dissimilar from each other as possible.
In a nut shell, we create a set of 20 control motifs by first creating 100 column-shuffled versions of the original motif, and then selecting 20 motifs that are least similar to known yeast TF motifs, and are as dissimilar from each other as possible.
Written by dramatists from countries as dissimilar as Spain, Macedonia and Turkey, the plays in "Eurepica" are equally different in tone and quality.
On view are responses from artists as dissimilar as Palmer Hayden, whose "Midsummer Night in Harlem" (1936) depicting the packed streets and tenements of the area was seen by some as approaching caricature, and Norman Lewis, a painter by then very much in tune with Abstract Expressionism.
Yet on the aesthetic continuum of non-figurative painting, they are almost as dissimilar as possible.
With the advent of the modern feminist movement, women as politically dissimilar from each other as Virginia Woolf and Emma Goldman embraced Wollstonecraft's life story.
Granted, those 13 hours spent drowning in someone else's BO gave me a lot of thinking time, but as I shovelled miscellaneous muck from a foil tray into my mouth as the plane began its descent, joining the mile-high club still felt as tempting as (and logistically not dissimilar from) jamming myself headfirst into the vacuum toilet and flushing.
Cross did have a quick assessment: "He struck me as being not dissimilar from Bill Belichick.
That doesn't sit well with some conservatives who view his dealings with Richmond businessman Jonnie R. Williams Sr. as not entirely dissimilar from Hillary Clinton's interactions with donors to her family's foundation while she was Secretary of State.
