The phrase "as many figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing quantities, particularly in contexts involving numerical data or representations.
Example: "The report included as many figures as necessary to support the findings."
Alternatives: "the same number of figures" or "numerous figures".
On the left side, list as many figures in the American civil rights movement as you can.
Contrarily, traces of decimal numbers would see the increment value always made of as many figures as the numbers precision.
An important feature of eLife is the ability to have as many figures and as much space as necessary to tell the story.
In addition, to complement the study, pollen grains of several cereal species from pollen reference collection samples or fresh plant material were also studied (data not shown, as many figures are already available in the literature; see Discussion).
Michael Collins, who answered the phone at Mr. Kenney's apartment in Rahway, N.J., confirmed that the mid-six-figure estimate is, in fact, dramatically inflated, perhaps by as many as six figures.
As with many figures at the center of a paradigm shift, Claiborne was in the right place at the right time.
By official Chinese figures, as many as 10,000 schoolchildren were killed across Sichuan as school buildings and dormitories shattered.
In Kurland's paradise, everyone is casually, comfortably naked, but with as many as twenty-eight figures gathered on a rocky shore, by a mountain stream, or in a pine forest, the scenes can be a little hectic.
Even on official figures, as many as 30,000 workers receive less than £2.90 an hour, the equivalent of £116 for a 40-hour week.
Then as many as possible unique figures are drawn by connecting at least two dots with straight line in each square.
Take Out Any Amount of Wrestling Figures as Many as You Choose.
