The phrase "as much ingenuity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the level of creativity or inventiveness in different contexts or subjects.
Example: "The project required as much ingenuity as it did hard work to achieve success."
Alternatives: "equal creativity" or "similar inventiveness".
His lesson: Selling "green" products requires just as much ingenuity as marketing radiators.
Using lasers to squeeze a tiny capsule of fuel to conditions more extreme than those that exist in the sun is a devilishly complex task that will take just as much ingenuity as has been expended building the laser in the first place.
From elevators to space, to hydrogen-fueled airships, the future of transportation is rife with as much ingenuity as improbability, but given China's recent railway boom, few ideas are as feasible.
Not only is the game filled with physics-based puzzles, as when you must get a car across a broken bridge, but battles often require as much ingenuity as they do fast reflexes.
Well, I think we can all agree that Microsoft hasn't exactly been an innovation machine in recent years; although, with as little currency as the word "innovation" has these days, that's not saying much — but the fact is that its products haven't shown as much ingenuity as its competitors in nearly every arena.
The New York Times enjoyed the gameplay, saying, "The battles in Episode 2 of Half-Life 2 often require as much ingenuity as they do fast reflexes".
His resourcefulness proved indispensable — turtle wrangling, transforming engine parts into fishing tackle — and his equability counted for as much as his ingenuity.
The reality is that genius has a bigger junk pile to climb out of than ever, one that requires just as much hustle and ingenuity as the old distribution system.
The ultimate problem is that Joan of Arc's sublimity makes it incredibly difficult, like hitting a bull's-eye from a great distance, to do her "divine soul" justice, to allow the fictional record to reflect the real woman with as much force and ingenuity as the historical one.
As much as boldness or ingenuity, thrift, it turns out, will now feature prominently in humankind's adventures on the edge of outer space.
