The phrase "as much exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level or amount of visibility or experience someone has in a particular context.
Example: "In order to succeed in this industry, you need to have as much exposure to different projects as possible."
Alternatives: "a great deal of exposure" or "significant exposure".
It also did not have as much exposure to subprime lending as other states, he said.
Theatre Skills award winner (with Martin Hunt, technical director) Get as much exposure as possible My top tip would be to get as much exposure to the industry in which you want to work as possible.
Neither do they wish to have as much exposure to the yen as in the past.
You could have only as much exposure as there were bonds in existence.
And the wine list wouldn't give as much exposure to Germany, which certainly warrants it.
"There are a whole variety of areas you can specialise in if you're talented and getting as much exposure.
Italy boasts an especially boisterous democracy of opinion: everyone holds tight to both a view and the belief that it deserves as much histrionic exposure as any other.
A large portion of them were almost certainly unnecessary, not to mention possibly harmful, as CAT scans have about 1,000 times as much radiation exposure as a chest X-ray.
"As a species, we do not get as much sun exposure as we used to, and dietary sources of vitamin D are minimal," Dr. Edward Giovannucci, nutrition researcher at the Harvard School of Public Health, wrote in The Archives of Internal Medicine.
Besides, in a theater season that has felt like a boys' club of male movie idols from abroad (Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman in "A Steady Rain," Jude Law in "Hamlet"), wouldn't it be gratifying if one fearless woman — with fewer stage credentials than the guys but almost as much tabloid exposure — walked away with the laurels?
Relevant disadvantages other than the diagnostic difficulties of routine chest CT are the significant radiation exposure and costs; routine staging with CT of the chest together with CT of the abdomen is twice as expensive and induces twice as much radiation exposure.
