The phrase "as manageable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the level of manageability of one thing to another, often in contexts discussing tasks, projects, or situations.
Example: "The new project is as manageable as the previous one, allowing us to meet our deadlines comfortably."
Alternatives: "equally manageable" or "just as manageable".
Fraud losses no longer seem as manageable as they once did.
So if your son or daughter is thinking about living at home while at university, how can you make the situation as manageable as possible?
And while the subjects were now strangers, the procedure was almost as manageable as when he posed his relatives in Hartford.
Support workers are available to families at times of crisis, constantly juggling needs and priorities to ensure that these traumatic experiences are as manageable as possible.
Investors are growing more worried that the European debt problems "might not be as manageable as they previously believed," said Clark Yingst, chief market analyst for the investment banking firm Joseph Gunnar in New York.
This choice was made because in conducting teacher-friendly benchmark assessment within a certain limited time frame with teacher development in mind, it is believed that the number of rating levels should be as manageable as possible, while, at the same time, the 'acceptable' benchmark level should not be set too high.
With the right training and tools and support, it is as manageable as any other obstacle daily life throws our way.
Focusing on the post-disaster reconstruction of Constitución, a Chilean costal city severely damaged by the 2010 tsunami, we argue that environmental management theory has not fully recognised that, sometimes, we humans confront excessive forces that cannot be diplomatically managed or assumed as manageable objects that will readily accept our invitation to compose a common world.
Areas with higher percentages of vulnerable beneficiaries are not expected to be as manageable or as profitable for managed care plans that were reluctant to expand into all markets after experimental demonstrations by CMS offered substantial subsidies [17].
But until managers and employers start to treat mental illness as just as manageable in their employees as physiological illness, and not a weakness, I'll lie, and so will so many others.
Campaign staff members still regard the issue as manageable.
