The phrase "as much as security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the importance or value of something to security in a specific context.
Example: "We need to prioritize user experience as much as security to ensure a balanced approach to our application design."
Alternatives: "equally to security" or "as important as security".
In reality, this White House takes a broader view, and American assistance emphasizes governance and development as much as security.
They visited Baghdad and Basra, met various senior figures and, "as much as security permitted, saw for themselves the situation on the streets".
But Mr. Martelly, playing up national pride as much as security, promised the new military would be apolitical and could eventually replace United Nations peacekeepers, in place since 2004.
Some fans had been chanting anti-government slogans, suggesting that the police action was motivated by political as much as security considerations.Bashar Assad won 97.29% of the vote in a referendum that confirmed him as Syria's new president.
However, with security for the coming trials needed "around the clock over a period of years," as the mayor wrote, it was difficult on Wednesday to discern how a 52-week security operation could cost just four times as much as security for an event lasting less than a week, like the political convention.
Gove remains a supporter of the essentially neoconservative ideas summed up in his woefully titled 2006 book Celsius 7/7, and a believer that terrorism and supposed radicalisation are cultural problems as much as security issues – which should be dealt with, to use his rather inflammatory phrase, by "draining the swamp", and putting an emphasis on strident moralism.
Still, for now, he is facing a German public that treasures its liberties at least as much as its security.
But the agreement to release her shows Jordan is as concerned about instability from its own tribes as much as about security threats from Isis.
As much as travel security in the United States has changed over the last decade, I had to wonder whether the response would have been as swift back home.
As a point of reference, that sum is about one-eighth as much as Social Security spending and about a fifth of Medicare spending.
Still, the opening images of "Lighthouse/Lightning Rod," a new work by the choreographer Garth Fagan, with loose, exuberant music by the jazz composer and trumpeter Wynton Marsalis, hint at danger as much as at security.
