The phrase "as much leeway" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the amount of freedom or flexibility someone has in a particular situation or decision-making process.
Example: "The manager gave the team as much leeway as possible to explore creative solutions to the problem."
Alternatives: "a great deal of flexibility" or "plenty of room for maneuver".
That means Torre will not have as much leeway to audition bullpen candidates like David Cone and Randy Choate.
In the West, he argued, governments are heavily indebted and may find they do not have as much leeway as they would like to spur job creation.
So pick a handful of places you're most excited to see, and build in as much leeway as you can afford in the peripatetic days between.
There won't be as much leeway this week against a Baltimore unit that sacked Andy Dalton four times and picked him off once last Monday night, which amounted to a measly 5-point fantasy night for the quarterback.
Aware that Mr Milosevic, though educated as a lawyer, is not an experienced trial attorney, they have granted him as much leeway as possible in cross-examining witnesses, a concession he has used ruthlessly.
"Sometimes he doesn't help himself, other times he doesn't get as much leeway as anyone else gets.
The negotiations will touch on politically sensitive questions, such as how much leeway individual countries are willing to give outside auditors, and how countries will be pushed to live up to their goals.
For a big up-front paycheck, actors need to work on highly formatted big-budget studio movies that may not leave them as much artistic input or leeway.
Market values for lower-rated corporate bonds, one possible benchmark, can vary by as much as 2-5%, giving managers leeway to fiddle with numbers.The objective is objectivity"Estimates are part of accounting.
While most of a district's budget goes to fixed costs like school lunches, maintenance and teacher salaries, district superintendents say they exercise broad leeway over as much as one-quarter of their budgets.
That might give them a little leeway, but not as much as some might want.
