The phrase "as haphazard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is done in a random, disorganized, or careless manner.
Example: "The papers were scattered across the desk as haphazard as a child’s playroom after a long day of fun."
Alternatives: "in a chaotic manner" or "in a random fashion".
And the criteria for selection appear to be nearly as haphazard as some of the objects on view.
The mix of value and quality added to the impression that the robbery was as haphazard as it was brazen.
The possibility of possibilities transforms the listener or leaves him baffled; and which it will be seems, at least to the outsider, as haphazard as grace.
Hanfeng's mother did not raise her eyes from the page as she asked, but he knew the question was not as haphazard as it seemed.
Under the Ottoman vilâyet administration and the French mandate, the growth of Beirut was planned, but after independence in 1943 it was as haphazard as it was rapid.
The musical score, by Mark Suozzo and Adam Schlesinger (Fountains of Wayne), evokes a bad television movie from the 1980s, and its deployment is as haphazard as the pacing and juxtaposition of the scenes.
But some of Mr. Heatherington's patrons were less forgiving Thursday morning as they chided President Obama for what they saw as a slow, haphazard response, as well as for his remarks Wednesday that he intended to roll back tax credits for the oil industry.
Within this context it is easy to see Mr. Baryshnikov's decade as artistic director as a haphazard experiment engendered by the dazzle of his name and artistry.
The problem is that the funding mechanisms the plan relies on are as gimmicky and haphazard as ever.
The Trump administration's approach to Iran's missile program is haphazard as well.
The producers of "Real Justice" have shrewdly capitalized on this obsession while aiming to convey a more realistic portrait of a legal system that seems as stressed and haphazard as Florida's balloting.
