The phrase "as much as existing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing comparisons or relationships between quantities or states, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The resources available are as much as existing in the current market."
Alternatives: "as much as available" or "to the same extent as present".
The survey found that residents said they would use the proposed system five times as much as existing train and bus service.
Indeed, said Sara Cavin, executive vice president for marketing, the campaign is aimed at MarchFirst's employees -- current and prospective -- as much as existing and potential customers.
The company says the system can work with existing engines, and costs about as much as existing high-end fuel injection.
The new battery would cost half as much as existing vehicle batteries and could last longer and recharge more quickly that other lithium batteries.
And even ESPN's Classic Home Run Tracker can estimate distances for homers only as much as existing film, video and photography will permit.
The printing process eliminates the need for expensive optical lithography and reduces the consumption of energy and toxic materials, cutting costs: the tags cost less than half as much as existing ones.
The upcoming Gear VR will cost $99 half as much as the existing version but still requires a pricey Samsung smartphone.
The new surface will cost around £250,000, two and half times as much as the existing type of pitch costs to lay.
We don't follow technological fads as much as reexamine existing technologies underutilized in the luggage market.
And at Ossmann's target price of $300, the versatile, open-source devices would cost less than half as much as currently existing software-defined radios with the same capabilities.
Chosen representation approach has a high impact on semantic interoperability of individual scenario steps, and to ensure that we strive to utilize, as much as possible, existing and widely-spread terminologies.
