The phrase "as judiciously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is done with careful judgment or consideration.
Example: "The committee should allocate resources as judiciously as possible to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "with careful consideration" or "with sound judgment."
He did this as judiciously as any N.B.A. general manager.
Many other moments also fulfill Petipa's original plan, and it's fair to wonder whether the first Russian production ever fitted some things to the music as judiciously as Balanchine's.
Plus, no one delivers F-bombs as judiciously as McCarthy. .
Pornstache may not have been to your taste -- used as judiciously as he was in Season 2, I found him ridiculous in all the right ways -- but if he wasn't your cup of entertaining tea, something else in this richly detailed universe would likely allow you to fall under the show's spell.
Effect size indices should be used and interpreted just as judiciously as p values.
I focus much of my clinical work and teaching on encouraging clinicians to use antimicrobials as judiciously as possible.
The next great power may not use its power as responsibly or judiciously as America has used its power over the decades since World War II".
As a judiciously selected sampler, the exhibition is a good introduction for viewers unfamiliar with Mr. Bollinger.
Deckers, the company that now owns Ugg, gets its sheepskins from animals raised "for food", as it judiciously says on the Ugg website, sourced from Australia, the US, the UK, Ireland and Spain.
Using those elements — as well as some judiciously placed piano, flute and even vocals — as building blocks, Mr. Georgopoulos creates enormous sound structures that, as they slowly unfold, become essays on scale.
Performed on Friday and Saturday nights at 10 and Sundays at 8 30 p.m., "The Show" — its title is unimaginative yet judiciously accurate — is as invigorating as a ride on the Cyclone.
