The phrase "as enough of" is not standard in written English and may lead to confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express a sufficient quantity or degree of something, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "I don't think we have as enough of the resources needed to complete the project."
Alternatives: "sufficient amount of" or "enough of".
Ms. Bradshaw said Detective Bocock also mentioned that Ms. Smith was a good shot, something she took as enough of a threat that she was afraid to go back to police after that.
Freeze just smiled when asked if Alabama viewed Ole Miss as enough of a threat to raid the Rebels' staff.
VeriFone saw Square as enough of a threat to launch an ill-conceived attack on its security arrangements, which went nowhere.
After Eriksson was Steve McClaren, unfortunately not the FA's first choice but in the end not regarded as enough of a heavyweight name to deal with England's problems.
My guess is that the temple itself was regarded as enough of a set, and that it still is, in memory.
The seagull responds, "You are not rated as enough of a commercial prospect for any of our sponsors to pay for freshwater for you".
Sheffielders Money is as important as time, as without enough of the former there's not much point having too much of the latter.
He has stories of heroism and adventure to tell, as well as enough knowledge of the politics, science and history of the region to fill several books.
In this mindset, treating consumers unfairly is supposed to advance our national interest, as long as we assume enough of the consumers live in foreign countries.
You can use almost any kind of chewing gum or bubble gum to blow bubbles with as long as you have enough of it!
Well there was less political cover in northern Cyprus, and in a Turkey keen to recast itself as respecting enough of the international community to join the European Union.
