The phrase "as extremely positive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a very favorable or optimistic viewpoint or outcome in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The feedback from the clients was received as extremely positive, indicating a successful project."
Alternatives: "very positive" or "highly favorable".
But the preliminary results we evaluate as extremely positive.
The delegation's leader, Representative Curt Weldon, Republican of Pennsylvania, described the meeting as "extremely positive," The Associated Press reported.
"We view it as extremely positive that they are stressing the importance of this," Mr. Billington said in an interview.
Mr. Conrad, who described the meeting as extremely positive, said Mr. Summers ended it by telling the senators, "Message received, loud and clear".
Stock Buybacks Chase Carey, News Corporation's chief operating officer, has in recent months reached out to Wall Street and assured key investors that the company will continue to buy back stock even after the ongoing $5 billion buyback plan ends, an approach that analysts and big investors view as extremely positive.
Retail experts described the latest Scottish data as "extremely positive".
After Trump met with Romney last weekend, Trump's transition team described the meeting as an "extremely positive and productive conversation".
"I regard it as an extremely positive outcome of these past two days that we talked about it extensively," she said.
"UNHCR sees the summit as an extremely positive event – a historic opportunity to garner the political will of world leaders to save lives, protect rights and share responsibility on a global scale.
In the 2011 Hindi film I Am Kalam, Kalam is portrayed as an extremely positive influence to a poor but bright Rajasthani boy named Chhotu, who renames himself Kalam in honour of his idol.
It will contribute to prosperity and encourage free trade; we can all see it as something extremely positive - and we should be saying so.
