The phrase "as much representing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent to which something symbolizes or embodies a particular idea or concept.
Example: "The artwork is as much representing the struggles of the community as it is celebrating their resilience."
Alternatives: "equally symbolizing" or "just as much embodying".
The average Wwox KO spleen weighed 9.3 mg on average, representing 0.21% of whole body weight, while spleens from wild-type and heterozygotes mice weighed on average 4 times as much representing up to 0.53 0.46% of whole body weight, i.e more than 2 fold that relative weight of KO mice (p = 0.0015) (Table 2).
Staff capacity and training for rational prescription and use of medicines (1e), (2g) policy and regulation for medicines price, (2a) high out-of-pocket payment, and (4h) cost containment policies are highly desired research topics that have not being investigated as much, representing important research gaps on these domains.
The coffee, the wool, or the wheat, which we import in exchange for the produce of the looms of Manchester and Leeds, the anvils and furnaces of Birmingham and Sheffield, just as much represent native industry, as does the wool shorn on the Brighton Downs, or the wheat grown on the fields of Kent or Essex.
Its is conceivable that the enzymatic activities that actively consume NAD+ and that we found upregulated in activated T cells may not be as much represented in other immune cells.
National ministers and diplomats haggling in the Council of Ministers often seem to regard their job as "delivering" their publics, as much as representing them.
He told me that he wouldn't make as much money representing Ramiro Ramos as he normally made, but he found the case engaging anyway.
Chosen as much to represent Bowen rather than merely for the novel's own powers.
David Fowler claims: "They did about as much to represent the interests of the nation's young people as the Spice Girls did in the 1990s".
Moreover, it assumes a certain methodological holism to what can be seen, asserting an 'eye of God' reality which has the potential to pervert as much as represent (Baudrilland, 1967).
Because if I win this seat, I'm going to represent you and the people that you represent just as much as I represent anyone else in this state".
"This action," he said, "will save some Missouri seniors as much as $2,137," representing 75percentt of drug costs from $2,250 to $5,100.
