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The phrase "as nonstop as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the continuous nature of one thing to another, emphasizing the lack of interruption.
Example: "The concert was as nonstop as a rollercoaster ride, keeping the audience on their feet the entire time."
Alternatives: "as continuous as" or "as unceasing as".
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Sometimes in a city as nonstop as Manhattan, a night out requires little more than stepping out of the house and looking around.
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