The phrase "as much gravity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or seriousness of a situation or topic.
Example: "The situation requires as much gravity as we can muster to ensure everyone understands the implications."
Alternatives: "equal seriousness" or "the same weight".
What was noted was her precocious seriousness; at six years old, it was admiringly observed, she had as much gravity as if she had been 40.
It was where the values and principles needed to lead a decent life were taught, and the lessons were imparted with as much gravity as reading, writing, carrying the neighbor's groceries and tipping your cap to women.
He imparts as much gravity and heart as any actor could to Mr. Cook's folksy homilies, of which the most insistent is embodied in the motto "see it, feel it, trust it" that Luke scrawls on his golf balls as "s.f.t".
That's not an insult in a league dominated by Kobe's corny, self-styled jutting-jaw mystique and the cartoonishly-cardboard nice guy facade of Lebron, Sheed has always been genuine in taking basketball with exactly as much gravity as anyone should.
The belief that love, as much as gravity, holds galaxies together, may have held some interest for Stephen Hawking, but in a more attainable setting than on a planet beyond the Milky Way.
Just as too much gravity is oppressive and crushing, the loss of gravity doesn't free us but causes us to atrophy and disintegrate at an accelerated rate.
He has been led before, by the nerve and grace of his style as much as anything, to gravity and its defiance; in Dancer, his fictional imagining of how it might have felt to be Rudolf Nureyev, McCann put his prose through all kinds of disciplined flight.
As much as half of gravity irrigation water does not reach the crops.
Start at the top so we can use gravity as much as possible.
[Complaining about fairness] Arguing against basic economics makes about as much sense as arguing against gravity.
Arguing against basic economics makes about as much sense as arguing against gravity.
