The phrase "as overcrowded with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is filled to excess or has too many elements in a particular context.
Example: "The city was as overcrowded with tourists as it had ever been during the summer season."
Alternatives: "as filled with" or "as packed with".
"They are as overcrowded as we are," she said.
Graveyards became as overcrowded as the city itself.
They are often dangerously overcrowded, with as many as 60 people living in a two-family house filled with bunk beds.
The four 3-storey accommodation buildings are overcrowded, with as many as three families sharing a single room and some even setting up camp on the rooftops.
The group they lead, Women of Zimbabwe Arise, described the cells as overcrowded and lice-infested, with food limited to a small portion of cornmeal porridge and green vegetables.
First, other factors affecting sleep such as overcrowded homes, sharing the room with other students, watching TV and internet use were not included in the study.
By St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, October 5 , 1935P. 43 Reporter at Large about a visit to Public School No. 165, an average Manhattan school-not as overcrowded as some of them are with a smaller proportion of pupils from very poor families than you would find, on the lower East Side.
Certainly Britain is in desperate need of radical measures to ensure all can realise their aspirations, including the banning of unpaid internships, the scrapping of charitable status for private schools, investment in early-years education, and dealing with issues such as overcrowded homes that stifle educational attainment.
Especially those in informal settlements are exposed to risks associated with city life, such as overcrowded households, crime and a lack of affordable and safe child care facilities.
California's 33 prisons and associated camps therefore bear no small responsibility for the state's recurring budget crises, and the resultant crunch on school and university funding.Simultaneously, the prison craze also caused a humanitarian crisis as the places became overcrowded with inmates.
