The phrase "as much prominence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of importance or visibility that something has in comparison to something else.
Example: "In this report, we aim to give as much prominence to environmental issues as we do to economic factors."
Alternatives: "equal importance" or "the same level of visibility".
"Climate change should have as much prominence as anything in teaching geography in schools".
"Climate change should have as much prominence as anything in teaching geography in schools". The shift of any mention of climate change from geography to chemistry "makes me more concerned, not less", said Ashton.
As ITV seeks to slash its costs in the brutal advertising recession and focuses on its cheaper revenue-generating entertainment programmes and brands, the days are clearly ending when the ITV1 schedule gives as much prominence and airtime to arts programmes as Bragg's South Bank Show enjoyed.
Again, these replies are not gone from Twitter – you can see them if you want – but they no longer have as much prominence.
The key thing with Timeful is that it lets you schedule things that are important to your personal life with just as much prominence as the things that are scheduled in your work life.
But he achieved as much prominence in the 1980s as the chairman of an informal group of Republican conservatives that called itself the Steering Committee.
After several years of steady if unspectacular play, New York City's Catholic High School Athletic Association Class AA boys basketball league has returned to prominence — as much for its talent as for its depth.
In my over a decade of experience in digital marketing, I've seen few services skyrocket into prominence as much as podcasting.
Almost the entire first half of the draft is devoted to national security, twice as much space and much more prominence than in the last three Democratic platforms.
Fair enough, but bringing the Goblet to prominence made about as much sense as Romeo and Juliet being called Friar Lawrence and Nurse.
He gives women prominence as mothers, as much as as economists or lawyers.
