The phrase "as more functional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the functionality of two or more items or concepts, indicating that one is more functional than another.
Example: "The new software update is designed to be as more functional than the previous version, offering enhanced features and improved user experience."
Alternatives: "as more effective" or "as more efficient".
From baskets to handblown glass, craft objects have traditionally been regarded as more functional than artistic, even if part of that function is decorative.
Sportswear was the overriding theme of the collection with futuristic details added to knitwear and dresses as well as more functional jackets, coats and jumpsuits.
The authors suggest as well the use of different measures to assess the intervention effects, as more functional instruments can capture 'hotter' aspects of the PIAFEx.
We examine how interactive products, different in their visual simplicity levels (VSLs), are evaluated for ease of use, functionality, and aesthetics – while the simple end of the continuum is perceived as easier to use, the more complex end of the continuum is perceived as more functional.
This unique dataset will be increasingly useful as more functional information and regulatory networks are defined, and can be interrogated as needed.
Clearly, additional modes of action for lncRNAs will likely be proposed as more functional lncRNAs are discovered.
We recommend performing further investigations using electromyography and RUSI simultaneously at more functional postures such as upright standing.
The Bucs' offense strikes me as marginally the more functional, in as much as Doug Martin has run the ball pretty well lately, while Alfred Morris appears to be not so much stuck in a rut as broken down in one.
To enhance the potential of FT as a more functional drug carrier, FT genetically-fused with silaffin R5 peptide at N-terminus (R5FT) and silica-enveloped cage protein (SiO2/R5FT) were developed.
Because of the inherent limitations of these assays, vaccine developers increasingly rely on the MN as a more functional measure of immunogenicity [24], [25].
Including more arrows, typically used to indicate function, predicted delayed test scores as did articulating more functional information in words in visual explanations.
