The phrase "as gladly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express willingness or eagerness to do something, often in comparison to another action or sentiment.
Example: "I would accept your invitation as gladly as I would attend any other event."
Alternatives: "with equal pleasure" or "just as willingly".
Bob seemed to receive it as gladly as any other, made no mention of its lateness, published it, and sent me another book for review.
Ms. Sanchez was equally thrilled to sing "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" with Jennifer Holliday, though Ms. Holliday often looked as if she would as gladly have shouted Ms. Sanchez off the stage (which she could have easily done) as perform a duet with her.
The French film critic Jean Narboni, who, with the writer-critic Noël Simsolo, conducted a marathon series of interviews with Fuller in 1985, sensed that Fuller "would as gladly speak to a dog, a bird, a comet," even "to a wall," as to him.
"The Serb gave him eggs gladly, as many as the Jew guy wanted," he continued.
Then again you may not, because Leigh is known for not suffering what he regards as foolish questions gladly.
New Brunswick, as well, will gladly take the boost from the economic activity.
As satyrs gladly support his weight, his massive body slumps in a rollicking landscape of sweat, wrinkles and abandon.
At that time many executives, like Mr. Diller, were taking their online divisions public as investors gladly paid high prices for anything having to do with the Internet.
Thus a would-be-leader, such as Gamal Mubarak, gladly seizes on the issue to polish his nationalist credentials.But Egypt's initiative was meant to send a message in another direction, too.
That grand title change indicated a huge shift in policy, as Abbott gladly put a new word into an MP's title to deflect criticism.
But here's the catch: I'm no soothsayer and there was no mysticism behind my "bold call". Instead, as I gladly tell anyone who asks, all you need is a decent history book and a little common sense to understand what's happening today.
