The phrase "as does the success" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurs in the same manner as success does, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The project was well-received, as does the success of similar initiatives in the past."
Alternatives: "as is the case with success" or "just like success does".
However, the deposition found little support and ultimately damaged the credibility of the council in Basel, as well as the credibility of conciliarism itself, as did the success of the council in Ferrara-Florence.
The natural course of radiculopathy also varies between studies, as do the success rates after treatment, both depending on the inclusion criteria and outcome measures used [ 7].
Unfortunately, the exact set of key interventions essential to this multifaceted and multidisciplinary 'care bundle' remains unknown, as do the factors contributing to its success [ 1, 3, 109, 144- 146].
Evgeni Malkin and Ilya Kovalchuk's superb play in Russia comes as no surprise, and neither does the success of Logan Couture and Tyler Seguin in Switzerland (it helps that Seguin is playing on a line with Patrick Kane).
Our roles and identities differ in each task, as does the definition of success.
The importance of practice needs emphasis in future use of the programme, as does the virtual guarantee of success, if all steps are followed.
I cherish my failures as much as I do the successes.
Despite this, funding for universities and thinktanks to promote research uptake often relates to specific projects, as do the methods for evaluating success and value for money.
The officials said Mr. Deutch argued that a pending plan to allow Iraq to sell oil for food -- a plan that would strengthen Mr. Hussein -- hampered the operation's success, as did the lack of a political initiative acceptable to the region and the failure to identify an alternative to Mr. Hussein.
