The phrase "as loaded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is heavily burdened or filled with a particular quality, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The question was as loaded as it could get, making it difficult to answer without offending anyone."
Alternatives: "as heavy" or "as charged".
The question was as loaded as one of the shop's cheese steaks.
But no quadrant is as loaded as the one that will pit Sampras and Agassi together.
"When you give teams the ball, it's so hard to win, especially with a team that's as loaded as Oregon," Carroll said.
Not bad for a bicycle-based vehicle that, as loaded as Mr. Stewart had it for his journey, tips the scales at about 200 pounds.
It's hard to find any physical reason for Paul McCartney's latest costing twice as much as Jack White's – except that sufficient McCartney fans are twice as loaded.
Yucatan's state congress obeyed the electoral tribunal and chose a new council, but the opposition said that it was just as loaded as the first one.
(Sound familiar?) And its themes are as lofty and as loaded as Obama's: upward mobility, the pain of progress, and, as Sarah Palin might put it (though Hansberry certainly did not), "that hopey, changey stuff".
Why He Might Be Number One – As unlikely as it might seem that another first baseman will outperform Cabrera or Pujols in 2012, anything is possible, especially for a position that is as loaded as first base.
The integrity of the as-loaded curcumin in the curcumin-loaded CA fiber mats was intact as indicated by the 1H nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometric results and the ability of the as-loaded curcumin in maintaining its free radical scavenging ability.
The as-loaded B1s and N1s spectra show peaks corresponding to h-BN, and the O1s spectrum shows the presence of copper oxide species (Cu2O).
We find that, before CVD, the as-loaded Cu foil surface is heavily oxidized due to storage and transportation in ambient air (before step 1).
