The phrase "as much effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of effectiveness of two or more things or actions.
Example: "The new marketing strategy has proven to deliver as much effectiveness as the previous one."
Alternatives: "the same level of effectiveness" or "equally effective".
But as Dr. Gray said, "for 75 cents you get as much effectiveness as $40".
Such comparisons could suggest the contingency of a given way of thinking by showing that previous ages had thought very differently (and, apparently, with as much effectiveness).
This went directly counter to Lauterpacht's focus on the rights of the individual – he never thought much of Lemkin's work – but it entered the vocabulary of international law and global political discourse with just as much effectiveness.
It does this with around as much effectiveness and accuracy as Siri, if not more, but it lacks the ability to go deeper to search for local hotspots, make reservations or more.
It is also possible that, although these youth expressed concern about the consequences of STIs or pregnancy, they chose protective behaviors not because of their effectiveness in reducing risk as much as their effectiveness in reducing concern about risk.
We think of the world champions as the clearest expression of a style of play that is distinct in its beauty as much as its effectiveness; while Scotland are a team of grim perseverance.
The growth of alternative medicine speaks just as much to the effectiveness of alternative treatments and practitioners as it does to the mounting dissatisfaction with mainstream medicine that you document.
The remainder of the chapter discusses a wonderful array of adaptations of varying degrees of familiarity, properly emphasizing their imperfections and compromises as much as their effectiveness.
Stevens was never known for his charm as much as for his effectiveness.
"One of the problems with humanitarian relief is you don't have people monitoring effectiveness as much as you should," says Lee Schwartz, director of the Office of the Geographer and Global Issues, which oversees HIU.
More precise munitions is as much a boon to effectiveness and the monetary value of a single explosive as it is to avoiding civilian deaths.
