The phrase "as much material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing quantities or amounts of material in various contexts, such as academic writing, reports, or discussions about resources.
Example: "The project requires as much material as we can gather to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "the same amount of material" or "an equal quantity of material".
She said Snowden had joined the NSA "with the intent to take as much material down as he possibly could".
He will never have as much material for his usually perfect political commentary as is likely to be generated in the next four years.
"It's about putting as much material in a square inch as possible and really exploding the surface — to both capture and emit light".
the coup, killing everyone there and destroying the building, The men also were to steal as much material as possible from the Embassy's code room.
Having collected as much material as he could find on eggs Benedict, he installed a storyboard near the restaurant's entrance that traced the complex history of eggs Benedict from Lemuel's initial order up to the present.
Gamemakers often err on the side of caution, stuffing their creations with as much material as possible, lest they face the accusation that the work is insubstantial not in terms of the weight of its message or meaning but in mere terms of its bulk.
"I don't think anybody has as much material as he has collected over the years, especially western and serial-type posters," said Kevin Clement, producer of the Chiller Theater Expo, a science-fiction and horror collectibles show held twice a year in East Rutherford.
Feinstein said Snowden gained employment at the National Security Agency "with the intent to take as much material down as he possibly could".
It's not unusual for artists with as much material as Elvis to have recorded songs that weren't released until later albums, so the chronology gets kind of dicey just tracking it from album to album.
University and public libraries are rushing to push as much material as they can onto the Web, so patrons can peruse genealogical records, historical maps or rare volumes without leaving home.
Part of the problem with creating "mytharc" for the writers was due to the fact that, because there were so few mythology episodes each season, they were often forced to put as much material as they could into each episode.
