The phrase "as much reading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the quantity of reading done or required in relation to something else.
Example: "I have as much reading to do this week as I did last week."
Alternatives: "the same amount of reading" or "equally as much reading".
It was exciting working this way – as much reading a book as writing it.
Before, during, and after an interview, or a series of interviews, do as much reading as the situation impels you to do.
Maybe I don't do as much reading around the subject as other people, but I don't think that matters too much at this stage".
At the end of the weekend my only disappointment was that I hadn't managed to do as much reading as I'd hoped – what with the lengthy game of Scrabble, visiting Charleston and going on the Sunday hike, the trip had been so much fun I had fallen into my usual trap of socialising rather than reading.
But yeah, you can't portray someone truthfully if you're just like, "This is edgy!" And I can do as much reading as I want, but at the end of the day, I'm not going up there and delivering a paper for an English class.
Before you even set out to climb mountains, do as much reading as you can about the skills needed and about other people's experiences.
Those others are as much read, enjoyed and accounted relevant to our lives today as ever.
How could some CLIP clusters with ineffective, non-canonical sites have as much read support as some with effective, canonical sites?
We define a repeat contig as one at least having twice as much read coverage than the average genome coverage.
And if so, how should they be classified, considering that Calle's work is as much about reading as viewing?
The judges said: "We haven't had as much fun reading a poetry collection in ages.
